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Wireshark fetching in HTTP packets, a URL, how to judge whether the GET request from the same socket

Time:10-01

We know the wireshark tool can be used to grab the HTTP packets, for example, GET/HEAD/POST messages, and also can see the corresponding server returns messages such as 200,

The problem is, if I listen one page GET request, such as: access to sohu's front page, you will see a lot of HTTP requests in wireshark package and return package, have a plenty of pictures, have a plenty of text, etc., the problem is, we can determine whether these requests in the wireshark from the same SOCKET connection? Or a number of different SOCKET connection? For example, for a page request, I sent a total of 20 GET news, then this article 20 requests are from the same socket, or a number of different socket? How can you see in the wireshark which messages are from the same socket? Thank you very much!

CodePudding user response:

The SOCKET didn't study so deep, to learn,,,

CodePudding user response:

I think it's different socket,
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