Default timeout is 3 minutes. 180 seconds
Meaning he'd have to open up his browser, close it, within 3 minutes do a netstat.
Say he opens his browser up 5 minutes prior to the netstat, the connection would be timed out.
So why would he open his browser then just close it? Assuming his homepage is google. Otherwise there would be multiple ip addresses established on port 80.
Most people use google to search, they click the link and surf. Meaning there should be other connections opened on port 80. Which there are not.
Opening and closing your browser is not normal. Google isn't a place people sit and stare at. My point is, why would google be the only page he visited 3 minutes prior to the netstat? That's odd to me.
Meaning he'd have to open up his browser, close it, within 3 minutes do a netstat.
Say he opens his browser up 5 minutes prior to the netstat, the connection would be timed out.
So why would he open his browser then just close it? Assuming his homepage is google. Otherwise there would be multiple ip addresses established on port 80.
Most people use google to search, they click the link and surf. Meaning there should be other connections opened on port 80. Which there are not.
Opening and closing your browser is not normal. Google isn't a place people sit and stare at. My point is, why would google be the only page he visited 3 minutes prior to the netstat? That's odd to me.