how to interpret the second grey line in tcprace graph?

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I'm now studying the graph representation of tcptrace. There are three lines shown up when I zoom in the trace. I current understanding for the two lines is as following figures, and what is the 3rd one? is it graphing the receiver host's ACK number? alt text

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3	check this one - http://packetbomb.com/understanding-the-tcptrace-time-sequence-graph-in-wireshark/ permanent link answered 09 Aug '14, 10:02 kishan pandey 221●28●29●36 accept rate: 28%

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You have a trillion packets.

You need to see four of them.

Don't have Wireshark?

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