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Hi folks- I have a capture (from a tcpdump) and I see that at different periods I have a unit that will send a bust of late ACKs all in a row and I am seeing that these packets also all have 1460 bytes of data in them. The normal ACKs in this enviro have no bytes in the data field. Just curious what causes ACKs to store, increment, or otherwise populate the data field? Thanks, g
Hi folks- I have a capture (from a tcpdump) and I see that at different periods I have a unit that will send a bust burst of late ACKs all in a row and I am seeing that these packets also all have 1460 bytes of data in them. The normal ACKs in this enviro have no bytes in the data field. Just curious what causes ACKs to store, increment, or otherwise populate the data field? Thanks, g
