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Re: Comcast is using Sandvine to manage P2P Connections

said by funchords See Profile :

I believe this means that the RST is sent both ways. The response to an RST is not a FIN so the TCP/IP stack doesn't know the connection has been dropped.
Correct . See the below stateful diagram (PDF):

»www.cse.iitb.ac.in/perfnet/cs456···diag.pdf
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said by funchords See Profile :

I hadn't noticed. They could have been set, or not. Are you directly connected? -- or could your router be adding that bit for use on the LAN?
I'm not directly connected, there's a router on the way, but this bit is set only on the reset packets I'm receiving on the bittorrent connections and nowhere else.


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said by Anonymous Coward :

Has anyone tried configuring their firewall to block incoming RST packets?
Yes, I tried this with linux iptables, and got really excited when it seemed to thwart the problem. But then I realized that the connections were dead, but they simply weren't being removed from the active list.

I believe this means that the RST is sent both ways. The response to an RST is not a FIN so the TCP/IP stack doesn't know the connection has been dropped.

Good thinking, though.

said by no oper :

I also noticed, that bit 6 of the IP TOS field was set on all these reset packets.
I hadn't noticed. They could have been set, or not. Are you directly connected? -- or could your router be adding that bit for use on the LAN?
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