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Ok, got it! For the possible solution I agree with Christian's second answer - try to set tcp-adjust-MSS (for Cisco) at

Ok, got it! For the possible solution I agree with Christian's second answer - try to set tcp-adjust-MSS (for Cisco) at

Cool case! Guys, have you noticed adjusted MSS in server trace corresponds exactly to decreased MSS in client trace? Th

Cool case! Guys, have you noticed adjusted MSS in server trace corresponds exactly to decreased MSS in client trace? Th

Cool case! Guys, have you noticed adjusted MSS in server trace corresponds exactly to decreased MSS in client trace? Th

Cool case! Guys, have you noticed adjusted MSS in server trace corresponds exactly to decreased MSS in client trace? Th

Cool case! Guys, have you noticed adjusted MSS in server trace corresponds exactly to decreased MSS in client trace? Th

Cool case! Guys, have you noticed adjusted MSS in server trace corresponds exactly to decreased MSS in client trace? Tha

@topoden: is your "working" example shows the same client traffic? I can't fully understand how the network is built. It

While capturing, did you have capture filter applied? Packets 324 and 325 (client trace) have the same Seq.N. (not progr

While capturing, did you have capture filter applied? Packets 324 and 325 (client trace) have the same Seq.N. (not progr

While capturing, did you have capture filter applied? Packets 324 and 325 (client trace) have the same Seq.N. (not progr

While capturing, did you have capture filter applied? Packets 324 and 325 (client trace) have the same Seq.N. (not progr

While capturing, did you have capture filter applied? Packets 324 and 325 (client trace) have the same Seq.N. (not progr

While capturing, did you have capture filter applied? Packets 324 and 325 (client trace) have the same Seq.N. (not progr

While capturing, did you have capture filter applied? Packets 324 and 325 (client trace) have the same Seq.N. (not progr

While capturing, did you have capture filter applied? Packets 324 and 325 (client trace) have the same Seq.N. (not progr

While capturing, did you have capture filter applied? Packets 324 and 325 (client trace) have the same Seq.N. but reduce

While capturing, did you have capture filter applied? Packets 324 and 325 (client trace) have the same Seq.N. but reduce

While capturing, did you have capture filter applied? Packets 324 and 325 (client trace) have the same Seq.N. but reduce

While capturing, did you have capture filter applied? Packets 324 and 325 (client trace) have the same Seq. but reduced

While capturing, did you have capture filter applied? Packets 324 and 325 (client trace) have the same Seq. but reduced

While capturing, did you have capture filter applied? packets 324 and 325 have the same Seq. but reduced MTU. There is 0

yes, you can. Right-click on a column header, select Edit Column and change Occurrence value where 0 means "display all

yes, you can. Right-click on a column header, select "Edit Column" and change "Occurrence" value where 0 means "display

yes, you can. Right-click on a column header, select "Edit Column" and change "Occurrence" value where 0 means "display

All the packets you've shown are ICMPs which have two IP headers - own ICMP's IP header and original packet IP header.

All the packets you've shown are ICMPs which have two IP headers - own ICMP's IP header and original packet IP header.

All the packets you've shown are ICMPs which have two IP headers - own ICMP's IP header and original packet IP header.

All the packets you've shown are ICMPs which have two IP headers - own ICMP'S and original IP - TTL values correspond

Ah, ok, I just assumed 93.13 to be a client because it has private range IP :) Wrong assumption. So this is server-side

Ah, ok, I just assumed 93.13 to be a client because it has private range IP :) Wrong assumption. So this is server-side

Ah, ok, I just assumed 93.13 to be a client because it has private range IP :) Wrong assumption. So this is server-side

Ah, ok, I just assumed 93.13 to be a client because it has private range IP :) Wrong assumption. So this is server-side

Ah, ok, I just assumed 93.13 to be a client because it has private range IP :) Wrong assumption. So this is server-side

"..When finally client application decides to send order message.." But in your first trace client didn't send anything,

"..When finally client application decides to send order message.." But in your first trace client didn't send anything,

"..When finally client application decides to send order message.." But in your first trace client didn't send anything,

"..When finally client application decides to send order message.." But in your first trace client didn't send anything,

"..When finally client application decides to send order message.." But in your first trace client didn't send anything,

Hi all,

Display filter buttons and custom IO graph lines are stored on per-profile basis. Usually when I create some "super-useful" button/graph I want it to be available in many (or all) other profiles so I have to repeat the same in every profile (I have 20+ of these).

Is there a faster way to do it? Maybe it would be good to implement something like "right click - copy to profiles... - select profiles" menu?

Regards,

Vlad

Hi all,

I've got an interesting question from one of subscribers:

How to create display filter which will show only last 5 minutes in a capture file?

The best I could guess is to go to the last packet, remember it's "seconds from beginning" value, subtract 300, make a filter frame.time_relative <= computed_before_value

Is there an easier way?

If display filters had supported arithmetical operations I could've done the next: go to the last packet and apply a filter like frame.time_relative <= ${frame.time_relative} - 300 But this is not possible as I understand.

Thanks

Display filter - "show last 5 minutes of the capture file" Hi all, I've got an interesting question from one of subscr

Hi Graham, sorry, I've misspelled my filters a bit. Just have corrected them. I can refer to last packet's relative tim

Display filter - "show last 5 minutes of the capture file" Hi all, I've got an interesting question from one of subscr

Display filter - "show last 5 minutes of the capture file" Hi all, I've got an interesting question from one of subscr

Display filter - "show last 5 minutes of the capture file" Hi all, I've got an interesting question from one of subscr

Display filter - "show last 5 minutes of the capture file" Hi all, I've got an interesting question from one of subscr

Quick way to copy display filter buttons / IO Graph lines to other profiles? Hi all, Display filter buttons and custom