Hi,
Thanks for posting in Q&A platform.
The graph of TCP connections displays in the resource monitor does not always auto-scale correctly, it changes constantly with the use of the network. So the graph is showing is that you have at least 10 currently open TCP connections. If you need to know the exact current number of open TCP connections, you could use the following command lines to monitor the "TCP connections".
netstat -n
netstat -n | find /C /I "established"
Best Regards,
Sunny
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