Handshake violation when trying to access one website

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Disable the Handshake Timeout.

Go on Firewall Setings -> Flood Protection:

Uncheck the option "Enable TCP handshake timeout"

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Updated on September 18, 2022

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  • Miguel
    Miguel over 1 year

    I have a TZ 190 Wireless Enhanced with SonicOS Enhanced 4.2.1.0-20e.

    Yesterday, people could access without any problems a bank website wich uses HTTPS. Today, it is imposible to access only that website, every other ones works without problems.

    When checking the log message filtering to my IP only, this is what appears and I suspect is the cause of this problem, because all other websites are working:

    Priority: Notice
    Category: Network Access
    Message: TCP handshake violation detected; TCP connection dropped   
    Source: X.Y.Z.3, 51997, LAN (admin) 
    Destination: 200.14.232.18, 443, WAN    
    Notes: Handshake Timeout
    

    Where X.Y.Z.3 is my local IP.

    I've tried to change TCP Settings under Firewall option, and activated this options with no success:

    Enforce strict TCP compliance with RFC 793 and RFC 1122
    

    and

    Enable TCP checksum enforcement
    

    I've also tried to find the MTU and at first I got:

    Packet needs to be fragmented but DF set
    

    But when I lower the value of ping -f -l to 1468 I got:

    Request timeout.
    

    Also I deactivate CFS in lan and wan zones. Nothing works.

    Can you please help me? Any Ideas?

  • psarossy
    psarossy over 11 years
    Could you explain a bit why this solves the problem?
  • Ramon Lucas
    Ramon Lucas over 11 years
    I have the same problem. I do not know why gives this error "TCP handshake timeout" . But this is the only solution I found.
  • Dennis Kaarsemaker
    Dennis Kaarsemaker almost 11 years
    That means that the device thinks the TCP handshake times out, so either its timeout setting is far too low, or the banking website is ridiculously slow.
  • MDMoore313
    MDMoore313 over 10 years
    @DennisKaarsemaker the fact that this happened all of a sudden suggests the site started running slow, possibly victim of a DDOS?