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Hello everyone,
Please let me know netstat command in Linux.
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Hello everyone,
Please let me know netstat command in Linux. -
'Netstat' is a network utility tool that is used with Windows, Linux, and macOS. You can apply it to provide statistics about the network, currently active connections, and other data.
Following are a few of the netstat commands and their descriptions:- Netstat -a: Represents every socket, both non-listening and listening and every protocol, like UDP, TCP, etc.
- netstat -at: Represents TCP connections only (-au represents UDP connections only).
- netstat -ant: Represents every TCP connection without DNS resolution (rather than displays IP addresses).
- netstat -al: Displays listening sockets only.
- netstat -i: Shows a table of every network interface. Include -e to receive the result, which is the same as ifconfig.
- netstat -r: Displays the information on kernel routing. It is a similar result as route -e.
- netstat -ct: Shows TCP connections regularly.
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