TcpStatistics.ConnectionsInitiated Property

Reference

Definition

Namespace:: System.Net.NetworkInformation

Assembly:: System.Net.NetworkInformation.dll

Assembly:: System.dll

Assembly:: netstandard.dll

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Gets the number of Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) connection requests made by clients.

public:
 abstract property long ConnectionsInitiated { long get(); };

public abstract long ConnectionsInitiated { get; }

member this.ConnectionsInitiated : int64

Public MustOverride ReadOnly Property ConnectionsInitiated As Long

Property Value

Int64

An Int64 value that specifies the total number of TCP connections initiated by clients.

Examples

The following code example displays connection information.

void ShowTcpConnectionStatistics()
{
   IPGlobalProperties ^ properties = IPGlobalProperties::GetIPGlobalProperties();
   TcpStatistics ^ tcpstat = properties->GetTcpIPv4Statistics();
   Console::WriteLine( "  Connection Data:" );
   Console::WriteLine( "      Current  ............................ : {0}", 
       tcpstat->CurrentConnections );
   Console::WriteLine( "      Cumulative .......................... : {0}", 
       tcpstat->CumulativeConnections );
   Console::WriteLine( "      Initiated ........................... : {0}", 
       tcpstat->ConnectionsInitiated );
   Console::WriteLine( "      Accepted ............................ : {0}", 
       tcpstat->ConnectionsAccepted );
   Console::WriteLine( "      Failed Attempts ..................... : {0}", 
       tcpstat->FailedConnectionAttempts );
   Console::WriteLine( "      Reset ............................... : {0}", 
       tcpstat->ResetConnections );
   Console::WriteLine( "      Errors .............................. : {0}", 
       tcpstat->ErrorsReceived );
}

public static void ShowTcpConnectionStatistics()
{
    IPGlobalProperties properties = IPGlobalProperties.GetIPGlobalProperties();
    TcpStatistics tcpstat = properties.GetTcpIPv4Statistics();

    Console.WriteLine("  Connection Data:");
    Console.WriteLine("      Current  ............................ : {0}",
        tcpstat.CurrentConnections);
    Console.WriteLine("      Cumulative .......................... : {0}",
        tcpstat.CumulativeConnections);
    Console.WriteLine("      Initiated ........................... : {0}",
        tcpstat.ConnectionsInitiated);
    Console.WriteLine("      Accepted ............................ : {0}",
        tcpstat.ConnectionsAccepted);
    Console.WriteLine("      Failed Attempts ..................... : {0}",
        tcpstat.FailedConnectionAttempts);
    Console.WriteLine("      Reset ............................... : {0}",
        tcpstat.ResetConnections);
    Console.WriteLine("      Errors .............................. : {0}",
        tcpstat.ErrorsReceived);
    Console.WriteLine();
}

Public Shared Sub ShowTcpConnectionStatistics() 
    Dim properties As IPGlobalProperties = IPGlobalProperties.GetIPGlobalProperties()
    Dim tcpstat As TcpStatistics = properties.GetTcpIPv4Statistics()
    
    Console.WriteLine("  Connection Data:")
    Console.WriteLine("      Current  ............................ : {0}", tcpstat.CurrentConnections)
    Console.WriteLine("      Cumulative .......................... : {0}", tcpstat.CumulativeConnections)
    Console.WriteLine("      Initiated ........................... : {0}", tcpstat.ConnectionsInitiated)
    Console.WriteLine("      Accepted ............................ : {0}", tcpstat.ConnectionsAccepted)
    Console.WriteLine("      Failed Attempts ..................... : {0}", tcpstat.FailedConnectionAttempts)
    Console.WriteLine("      Reset ............................... : {0}", tcpstat.ResetConnections)
    Console.WriteLine("      Errors .............................. : {0}", tcpstat.ErrorsReceived)

End Sub

Remarks

IETF RFC 2012 formally defines this value as, "The number of times TCP connections have made a direct transition to the SYN-SENT state from the CLOSED state."

Applies to