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Sequence # and Next Expected # are the same
Thank you!- RADIOMEN
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- Forum: Network General: Sniffer
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Tons of CRC errors, need help
Hardcode the port in the switch to the same speed and duplex setting use in the router. -
InfoPrint Server
Here is the flow ..... Setup a queue ...... define a logical destination with the job attributes... you can define a hotfolder (picks up job from a directory) and next you define a device which instead of a printer would be in this case a fax machine So in other words any files in... -
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Sequence # and Next Expected # are the same
When analyzing the packets I see that a transmission error occurs between two servers when the TCP Sequence Number is the as the TCP Next Expected Seq Number. What is wrong? I have never seen this before, any input? Thanks, P.- RADIOMEN
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- Replies: 2
- Forum: Network General: Sniffer
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Too many TCP RETRANSMITS!
Does any one know what happened to this problem? If it was resolved? I have the same problem using the same devices. Any suggestions? Thanks,- RADIOMEN
- Post #11
- Forum: Network General: Sniffer
