Wireshark-users: Re: [Wireshark-users] TCP Window Size
Hi Maria, Look in the TCP headers of the packets to see the Window Size
field value. In addition, you’ll see that information in the Info column
(Win=x). Also consider selecting Analyze > Expert Composite Info > Notes –
Wireshark has Zero Window and Window Full alerts. Over at www.wiresharkU.com we have a trace file set
(see the FIN BIT magazine page) that I used in a session at TechEd last week –
grab the trace file set and check out the download-bad.pcap trace. Look at
packets 363-378 to see a client that hits the zero window problem and the resulting
keep-alive packets until the Window Update is received. It’s a nice trace – it was
a terrible download – over a 32 second delay because of the client TCP buffer
space being overloaded. Ouch. Laura Chappell Founder, Wireshark University Sr. Protocol/Security Analyst, Protocol Analysis Institute www.wiresharkU.com From:
wireshark-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:wireshark-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Maria Hello, While posting messages to a
Network user group we were suggested to use wireshark for TCP protocol
analysis. We currently have a private network. The network consists of one Dell
laptop connected to a Netgear Ethernet 8 port switch and recording device
connected to the Ethernet switch. The application on the Dell computer is the
client (using Delphi 7 - tclientsocket) and the records are the servers. The
recorders ship continuous data at 1 megabits/second. We currently have 6
recorders attached. What we are seeing is that the recorders after 12-18
hours start to slow down in transmission speed. We think it
is a TCP Window size overflow. Our client application maybe not
be receiving the data fast enough and the window buffers are overflowing. My question is how can we
tell the TCP window size in wire shark? And how much of it is not received by
the application. Hope I'm emailing the right
please. Please let me know if I'm in error and need to send the email else
where. Thanks for all your help. Maria |
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