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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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Are you referring to resetting the TCP/IP stack for your operating system? If so it means resetting to the defaults, or original configuration at the time of the installation of the operating system. It is done by running at a command line:
netsh  int  ip  reset  c:\log.txt
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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.
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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.

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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
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.