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TCP Retransmission after SYN, ACK

Hello Wireshark Experts,

I have a Problem where the TCP Connection to a Server is interrupted in short times. I see the Syn the Syn,ACK and after Syn, Ack I see a TCP Retransmission of the SYN Flag 2 times and after the 2nd SYN Retransmission I see SYN,ACK Retransmission. After that the TCP Traffic sometimes "flows" again and sometimes it ends with a RST Flag sent from the Client. Sometimes the Client sends the RST Flag after 2 TCP SYN Retransmissions from Client are received and 2 TCP SYN,ACK Retransmissions are sent from the Server.

Here you can see an example capture of the server trace. image description

edited: I think now that the first Syn, Ack Flag never made it to the Client. I see this most of the time during 3 Way Handshake. Can someone explain what could cause this behaviour?

In the middle of some TCP Streams I also see multiple RST,ACKs from the same source IP 192.168.0.1 with different TTL Values. 1st RST,ACK TTL 61 2nd to 9th RST,ACK TTL 126 and last RST,ACK TTL of 125

TCP Retransmission after SYN, ACK

Hello Wireshark Experts,

I have a Problem where the TCP Connection to a Server is interrupted in short times. I see the Syn the Syn,ACK and after Syn, Ack I see a TCP Retransmission of the SYN Flag 2 times and after the 2nd SYN Retransmission I see SYN,ACK Retransmission. After that the TCP Traffic sometimes "flows" again and sometimes it ends with a RST Flag sent from the Client. Sometimes the Client sends the RST Flag after 2 TCP SYN Retransmissions from Client are received and 2 TCP SYN,ACK Retransmissions are sent from the Server.

Here you can see an example capture of the server trace. image description

edited: I think now that the first Syn, Ack Flag never made it to the Client. I see this most of the time during 3 Way Handshake. Can someone explain what could cause this behaviour?

In the middle of some TCP Streams I also see multiple RST,ACKs from the same source IP 192.168.0.1 with different TTL Values. 1st RST,ACK TTL 61 2nd to 9th RST,ACK TTL 126 and last RST,ACK TTL of 125

TCP Retransmission after SYN, ACK

Hello Wireshark Experts,

I have a Problem where the TCP Connection to a Server is interrupted in short times. I see the Syn the Syn,ACK and after Syn, Ack I see a TCP Retransmission of the SYN Flag 2 times and after the 2nd SYN Retransmission I see SYN,ACK Retransmission. After that the TCP Traffic sometimes "flows" again and sometimes it ends with a RST Flag sent from the Client. Sometimes the Client sends the RST Flag after 2 TCP SYN Retransmissions from Client are received and 2 TCP SYN,ACK Retransmissions are sent from the Server.

Here you can see an example capture of the server trace. image description

edited: I think now that the first Syn, Ack Flag never made it to the Client. I see this most of the time during 3 Way Handshake. Can someone explain what could cause this behaviour?

TCP Retransmission after SYN, ACK

Hello Wireshark Experts,

I have a Problem where the TCP Connection to a Server is interrupted in short times. I see the Syn the Syn,ACK and after Syn, Ack I see a TCP Retransmission of the SYN Flag 2 times and after the 2nd SYN Retransmission I see SYN,ACK Retransmission. After that the TCP Traffic sometimes "flows" again and sometimes it ends with a RST Flag sent from the Server.

Here you can see an example capture of the server trace. image description

edited: I think now that the first Syn, Ack Flag never made it to the Client. I see this most of the time during 3 Way Handshake. Can someone explain what could cause this behaviour?

TCP Retransmission after SYN, ACK

Hello Wireshark Experts,

I have a Problem where the TCP Connection to a Server is interrupted in short times. I see the Syn the Syn,ACK and after Syn, Ack I see a TCP Retransmission of the SYN Flag 2 times and after the 2nd SYN Retransmission I see SYN,ACK Retransmission. After that the TCP Traffic sometimes "flows" again and sometimes it ends with a RST Flag sent from the Server.

Here you can see an example capture of the server client trace. image description