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hello this is Chris with packet pioneer just wanted to take a moment to shoot a video about TCP spurious retransmissions now you might see in Wireshark these ugly black lines with the red letters and a lot of times weamp;#39;ll see those for things like TCP retransmissions fast retransmissions dewbacks weamp;#39;ll see them for out of orders but weamp;#39;ll also see them for spurious retransmissions so I just want to explain what those mean and how we can look into analyzing them now a normal retransmission is very simple letamp;#39;s imagine that we just send the packet across the wire we do not get an acknowledgment and we have to resend that packet sometime later typically Wireshark is going to flag that as a retransmission thatamp;#39;s where it sees the original packet and it sees the replacement packet but for now letamp;#39;s take a look at spurious retransmissions letamp;#39;s see why Wireshark would consider this different than our regular retransmission so her