Re: Diagnosing disconnect exactly every 10 minutes in online game. FIN/ACK and TCP RST packet problem.

[Michael Holt <m.iostreams () gmail com>]

 Hi Austin,

Sorry, when I said .dmp, I meant just give that extension.
.pcap is fine too, it's just the name you're giving the file.

So, can you tell me the IP address of the Final Fantasy server that you 
are hitting?
I am assuming that is 202.67.48.224 -- is that correct?

 -- Mike

On 9/10/2010 3:02 PM, Austin Kretzer wrote:
> Thank you for the quick replies!
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> I am sorry about the text file. I thought it seemed strange to send it 
> like that, but I figured it could just open up in it. I did not see a 
> save as option for .dmp as stated by Mike, so I went with the first 
> option which seems to be the default TCP dump file, .pcap. I am 
> getting RST packets as mentioned by Pedro. I'm not sure how many is 
> bad, hopefully you can look at my .pcap file and see. I seem to have 
> around 10-15 or so in a 10 minute timeframe. I have heard about this 
> issue with NAT and the timeout. I saw a few other people mention that 
> during my Googling. Perhaps I should just bridge my connection? Would 
> that make it to where I could just bypass NAT? I can't seen to find 
> any settings in my modem (Netgear DGN2200) to change NAT settings, it 
> just seems to only have a setting to turn NAT on or off, which it is 
> of course on right now. I read that if you turn NAT off you can't get 
> a internet connection though, but I believe you can once bridged? I 
> apologize for my lack of knowledge on the subject.
>
> What Pedro is saying seems to sound right. I don't see why it would be 
> that I'm not authorized or genuine or anything and its kicking me. I 
> know I am. Besides, if I wasn't, wouldn't it have done the same thing 
> to me when I was connection through my friends cable internet 
> connection? As far as my firewall interfering, I do not have one. The 
> actual ISP's firewall, and spoofing the FIN flag, I have no idea. 
> Perhaps I should call and ask? I'm not sure what exactly I should ask 
> though.
>
> Anyway, here is the new .pcap file. I also posted on the same link as 
> before if any of you want to read up on the forum post.
>
> http://www.mediafire.com/?p5yzw34kbr3z3p6
>
> Thank you yet again!
>
> - Austin Kretzer
>
> (PS. Sorry if this sent twice, my email is acting up.)
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