![]() I recently had so do something along these lines and found myself needing to map TCP sessions between the client and the server packet captures as well as find SYN packets from the client with which did not make it to the server. Other times it can be a bit painful especially if another party is providing one of the capture files and your TCP sessions are all over the place. Sometimes this is relatively easy if you can trigger the traffic and start your Wireshark captures at the same time. If you’ve had to diagnose application issues where there may be a network fault (or the vendor is blaming the network □) you may have taken packet captures at both sides of the connection and then compared them. Matching TCP Streams Between Client And Server Wireshark Packet Captures Using Powershell
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