The FIN flag is set and sent from host A to host B when host A has no more data to transmit…

The FIN flag is set and sent from host A to host B when host A has no more data to transmit (Closing a TCP connection). This flag releases the connection resources. However, host A can continue to receive data as long as the SYN sequence numbers of transmitted packets from host B are lower than the packet segment containing the set FIN flag.

The FIN flag is set and sent from host A to host B when host A has no more data to transmit (Closing a TCP connection). This flag releases the connection resources. However, host A can continue to receive data as long as the SYN sequence numbers of transmitted packets from host B are lower than the packet segment containing the set FIN flag.

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CEH Instructor

CEH Instructor

The SYN bit is set only during the TCP three-way handshake, not during the transmission of data after the handshake has completed. The question should read:

“continue to receive data as long as the sequence numbers”

versus

“continue to receive data as long as the SYN sequence numbers”