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<peek_trace_notes version="1.0"><trace_file name="D:\Program Files\WildPackets\EtherPeek NX 2.0 Beta\Samples\Finger.pkt" captured="2958462741004474" packets="14"/><summary>This file shows a protocol called finger in action.  It is used to find information about a UNIX user's account.
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</summary><packet id="8"><notes><![CDATA[The server now begins to disconnect the client.]]></notes></packet><packet id="7"><notes><![CDATA[The server responds that access is not allowed by the client.]]></notes></packet><packet id="4"><notes><![CDATA[The previous packet was not acknowledged and is retransmitted.]]></notes></packet><packet id="3"><notes><![CDATA[This packet breaks the normal TCP rule that no data is to be sent during the three-way handshake.&nbsp; This packet also requests the information about the user "President".]]></notes></packet><packet id="1"><notes><![CDATA[<P>This packet, from the client, starts the TCP three-way handshake.</P>
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