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Hi,
when I run netstat -s I get a whole listing of different statistics
on udp/tcp. what I would like is to be able to understand those terms
e.g. TCPLossFailures ...
- 05-19-2011 #1Just Joined!
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TCP/IP output query
Hi,
when I run netstat -s I get a whole listing of different statistics
on udp/tcp. what I would like is to be able to understand those terms
e.g. TCPLossFailures and link them with the appropriate TCP/IP terminology. There must
be some refernce guide somewhere that shows what these fields mean or
what they are tracking, can somone please help me with finding this?
Thanks
Dan
- 05-20-2011 #2Just Joined!
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Hi Dantrack,
I'm not sure if this helps, but most of the stuff from "netstat -s" comes from /proc/net/netstat. You can try the kernel Documentation for more info on what it means.
- 05-20-2011 #3Linux Newbie
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IMO you just need to know basic TCP/IP to make sense off it. e.g -
Tcp:
141401 active connections openings -- or SYN connection
0 passive connection openings -- ??
35 failed connection attempts -- SYN send by no response from server.
66530 connection resets received -- SYN RST packet
39 connections established -- successful TCP connection
1854794 segments received -- No. of segmented packets revived
2006559 segments send out -- No. of segmented packets sent out
3477 segments retransmited -- Well, you know
0 bad segments received -- Wrong packet assembly (like various attacks).
264909 resets sent -- SYN RST packet


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