hi!
in the case that two hosts host_a and host_b are communicating using:
* tcp as a transport protocol
* ip addresses: ip_addr_host_a, ip_addr_host_b
* tcp ports (always!): tcp_port_host_a, tcp_port_host_b
and the tcp connection is NOT persistent (i.e. it is explicitly terminated and
started all over again) what is wireshark supposed to display in the
gui window "TCP Conversations":
a. one conversation between {ip_addr_host_a, tcp_port_host_a} and
{ip_addr_host_b, tcp_port_host_b} containing all the actual
"incarnations of the connection" (this is the actual term used in the tcp rfc
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc793#section-2.7)
b. multiple conversations between the above (based/sorted on new ISNs)
(one conversation per actual "incarnation of the connection")
thanks a lot!
bye now!
cristian
