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Looking at the tcp_stream_dialog.cpp source code, the comment on line 288 and following lines of code indicate that they are representative of a TCP zero window condition. You should be able to verify that.
Note that the use of these crosses to depict a TCP zero window condition seems to differ from the tcptrace's use of these "Little crosses", which are described in the Time Sequence Graph section of the tcptrace manual as follows:
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Looking at the tcp_stream_dialog.cpp source code, the comment on line 288 and following lines of code indicate that they are representative of a TCP zero window condition. You should be able to verify that.
Note that the use of these crosses to depict a TCP zero window condition seems to differ from the tcptrace's use of these "Little crosses", which are described in the Time Sequence Graph section of the tcptrace manual as follows:
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