Re: explanation of TCPLoss counters

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In article <2b5e566d0809171242j56e1400ax2e00db8a133306c4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> you wrote:
> Ahhh!  I'm also seeing a single TCPDSACKRecv and a single TCPTimeout
> at the same time.
> 
> Does TCPDSACKRecv mean that the SACK was dropped?

Oh I am guessing now, but I think it was recognized that the dup SACK was
not a sign of a congestion. So it undid the window shrink. That might
explain the 3 Counters to go up (whereas TCPDSACKRecv without undos affects
bandwith, with undos it reovers)

But that is just a really wild guess (sorry for the noise but I thought if nobody else offers
a theory...)

Gruss
Bernd
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