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The Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is a core protocol of the Internet protocol suite.

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Update: Based on the responses that I have gotten so far, I realize now that I did not word this question very clearly, and also, that I initially misunderstood one of the comments in response. I ...
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I have a long lived TCP connection used for a PostgreSQL database that appears to get disconnected from time to time. The database client runs on macOS Tahoe and unfortunately I don't have access to ...
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I am using macOS Ventura 13.3. I know that in Windows and Linux I can enable/disable TCP timestamps via netsh and sysctl commands. In Linux, it is the net.ipv4.tcp_timestamps parameter. macOS has the ...
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I've activate the pmtu attribute in my machine. sysctl net.inet.tcp.path_mtu_discovery net.inet.tcp.path_mtu_discovery: 1 then I've used /usr/bin/nscurl to send messages to a remote gateway with mtu=...
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I see a weird connection request on macos m1 for nettop. This happens on other programs as well. these ips are blocked, but I am wondering what is causing this. This happens specifically on macos, ...
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How do I terminate ALL the ESTABLISHED tcp connections in Terminal? I can use the command below to get a list of active & established connections: netstat -anvp tcp | awk 'NR<3 || /ESTABLISHED/‘...
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On my MacBook Pro (Monterey), I was looking at packet captures over a period of a few hours and I noticed that something on my box is, every few minutes, pinging other computers on the local network ...
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I've run NMAP several times on my home network in my campaign of learning the basics of network security. So far all my devices except my PC have been Iphones/Chromebooks so nothing has been found in ...
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Scanning for Bonjour devices on my network shows a long and obscure string associated with my AirPort Base station using this Bonjour protocol _acp-sync._tcp. What is this? What is it for?
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This is a bit of an unusual question but I have a Mac server that gets hit with a lot of DDoS attacks. Usually my data center's mitigation system catches them but sometimes they slip through. When ...
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I'm wondering how I can either kill it or change the port it listens on. Neither lsof -nP -i4TCP:8021 | grep LISTEN nor netstat -av | grep 8021 or launchctl list | awk 'NR>1 {print 3ドル}' | xargs -I %...
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I've got a Mac web server that's been getting hit pretty regularly with SYN half-open attacks. I've looked in to various ways to combat this. I've found a lot of general information, but not very much ...
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I can access all website with standard port(80 and 443) example: domain.com, but why I cant access example.com:3030? I cant connect to MySQL and PostgreSQL, via direct host/port to external IP, but I ...
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My work requires long-running connections to databases that required this sysctl setting in earlier OSX versions. Since it no longer exists, these connections appear to remain open, but they ...
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I have a wireless printer that's connected to our private LAN in our workplace. There is a weird configuration for the printer that it requires two printers to be added. For color - 192.168.51.xxx and ...
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