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I am observing SYN, SYN-ACK, ACK, and the FIN-ACK. At the bottom of the trace is FIN-ACK retransmission.
I'm not a windows guy, but having checked it seems to be switched ON.
Two-way communication seems open given the source and destination IPs appear cap file.
I am suspecting that Windows firewall is allowing the handshake at Layer4, but blocks anything upwards (OSI) from there...
Any comments would be appreciated.
I am observing SYN, SYN-ACK, ACK, and the FIN-ACK. At the bottom of the trace is FIN-ACK retransmission.
I'm not a windows guy, but having checked it seems to be switched ON.
Two-way communication seems open given the source and destination IPs appear cap file.file. I also see a single TLSv1 "Client Hello" containing 517 bytes, but nothing returns back for that.
I am suspecting that Windows firewall is allowing the handshake at Layer4, but blocks anything upwards (OSI) from there...
Any comments would be appreciated.
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