![]() ![]() data (0 bytes duped)Ġ packets with bad hardware assisted checksumĥ241 ack packet headers correctly predictedħ5327 data packet headers correctly predictedġ39364 connections established (including accepts)ġ39417 connections closed (including 12 drops)Ĥ29685 segments updated rtt (of 429463 attempts)Ġ segments with congestion window reduced bit setĠ segments with congestion experienced bit setġ path MTU discovery termination due to retransmitsĠ when congestion window less than 4 segmentsĠ connections dropped due to persist timeoutĠ packets dropped due to memory allocation failureĠ TCP checksum offload disabled during retransmit If you only want to view tcp, youĬan also use the -p flag (see Listing 2).Ģ17241 packets (1660096 bytes) received in-sequenceħ2 completely duplicate packets (72 bytes)Ġ packets with some dup. Which shows detailed statistics for all protocols used, including Shows the overall number of packets received, transmitted, and dropped Using netstat, you can also monitor more detailed information about the packets themselves. Part 1 of this series addressed some of the very basic flags, such as -in, that you typically use with netstat. ![]()
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