Hi every one. I'm monitoring one server with wireshark and sometimes I get this: Can someone tell me what does it mean please? thnaks in advanced. asked 21 May '15, 11:55  arduzj edited 24 May '15, 03:05  Kurt Knochner ♦ showing 5 of 8 show 3 more comments |
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what value would you have explained?
I bet it's the PSH :-)
I bet it's the 10003
the whole line will work
Should this be tagged as "homework"?
O.K. let's do that for the moment, until @arduzj asks a real question ;-)
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Arduzj, your question is unclear. Is there something specific in that output that you don't understand or want clarification on?
At a high level, I can say that line represents a TCP packet. PSH and ACK are flags which are "set" in that packet, and the other values there relate to various other TCP-related parameters (sequence/acknowledgement numbers, window size, length).
But, when you just say "what does it mean" without explaining what "it" is that you aren't clear on, it's hard to approach your question with a meaningful answer. I think this is what the others are getting at.