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September 30, 2009 1:06 PM
Posted by: Troy Tate
application performance, network analysis, network management, network monitoring, network performance, packet capture, performance analysis, protocol analysis, tcp, udp
Where do TCP resets come from?
Posted by: Troy Tate
application performance, network analysis, network management, network monitoring, network performance, packet capture, performance analysis, protocol analysis, tcp, udpI recently came across an excellent article on the topic of TCP resets. TCP is a connection-oriented protocol as opposed to the connectionless nature of UDP. So, if there are TCP resets on your network, this is not a bad thing and is just inherent in the protocol. Without TCP resets, a host could...
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