 | 1 | initial version |
Everything seems to be going fine until the printer end of the connection (.230) sends a RST.
The only thing of note I see is that all the packets from the printer except the RST have a TCP TTL of 63. The RST packets have a TTL of 249 which makes me think they're being sent by a different device than the printer, maybe the VPN.
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
Everything seems to be going fine until the printer end of the connection (.230) sends a RST.
The only thing of note I see is that all the packets from the printer except the RST have a TCP TTL of 63. The RST packets have a TTL of 249 which makes me think they're being sent by a different device than the printer, maybe the VPN.
Can you repeat the capture at the printer end, maybe you'll need a tap?
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
Everything seems to be going fine until the printer end of the connection (.230) sends a RST.
The only thing of note I see is that all the packets from the printer except the RST have a TCP TTL of 63. The RST packets have a TTL of 249 which makes me think they're being sent by a different device than the printer, maybe the VPN.
Can you repeat the capture at the printer end, maybe you'll need a tap?
