Essentially when a server receives a request to close a TCP
connection from a client, it replies to the client with a packet with
the FIN (for finish) bit set in the TCP header. The client then
replies to the server with a packet containing a ACK (for
acknowledge) bit in the header. The client then sends a packet a with
the FIN bit set in the TCP header, finally the server sends a packet
with an ACK bit set in the header and its all over and the port is
closed.
What do all those ports with FIN_WAIT_2 in "netstat -n" mean,
Posted by
Syed .Z
on Thursday, April 10, 2008
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Unix OS Storage and Backup
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