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TCP Reset-I
Can anyone tell me what I means other than Internal in regads to TCP reset?
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I have been seeing this in syslog.
Could you provide a little more information? Do you mean Syslog as in a firewall log, or the Windows Event viewer under system? Could you provide the full message, and event or error number as well.
Thanks.
Thanks.
ASKER
Rob... Thanks for your patience. I am just getting back to this. It has been a hectic day and I've been pulled in too many different directions.
I am looking at Firewall logs. The relavant portion of the log (sanitized of course) is;
Teardown TCP connection ######### faddr 10.10.10.10/80 gaddr 10.10.10.11/2964 laddr 10.10.10.11/2964 duration 0:01:40 bytes ####### (TCP Reset-I)
I've seen the multiple times. It is a small part of a larger troublshooting issue.
Thanks,
Awakenings
I am looking at Firewall logs. The relavant portion of the log (sanitized of course) is;
Teardown TCP connection ######### faddr 10.10.10.10/80 gaddr 10.10.10.11/2964 laddr 10.10.10.11/2964 duration 0:01:40 bytes ####### (TCP Reset-I)
I've seen the multiple times. It is a small part of a larger troublshooting issue.
Thanks,
Awakenings
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Ah... Input verses output. That is very easy. It is just the location on the network device - inside or outside. The reset portion I already understood. Thanks....
Inside or outside, or as they correct and say actually high security side and low security side.
Thanks awakenings,
--Rob
Thanks awakenings,
--Rob
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Rob, It is only high and low if ASA is involved and on a PIX I believe. I may be wrong though.
You are likely quite right. You are outside my field of expertise, which is very small. :-) I was referring to the Pix though, as I haven't seen those result on my firewalls.
netsh int ip reset c:\log.txt