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How can I add a timestamp to a monitored command (like "netstat") in Windows commandline?
Using netstat -aon | findstr /I "1234", I can monitor that this port is open, but there is an issue: this is what the result looks like:
UDP 0.0.0.0:1234 *:* 5064
UDP 0.0.0.0:...
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Incompatible command arguments for netstat?
The command netstat -ano 192.168.1.1 works, whereas adding the -p flag, i.e.netstat -anop 192.168.1.1just displays the command-line parameters with descriptions like if you'd just typed netstat ...
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Command Prompt netstat response
I was trying to check if any VNC is turned on so I tried
netstat -an | find "ESTABLISHED" | find ":5900"
and
netstat -an | find "ESTABLISHED" | find ":5800"
I got some feedback
TCP 127.0.0.1:...
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Windows equivalent to nmap
This answer suggests netstat as an equivalent to nmap and also states that nmap for windows does not work.
But I use nmap for an specific purpose and that is to see if a port of a network is open or ...
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What is happening at each row of this netstat-nr command?
I have a problem that I do not understand. How do I evaluate what is happening in each row and which row matches a destination address of 183.77.42.58 and why?
What is happening at each row of this ...
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Windows CMD netstat output in one line
Netstat output breaks line when -aonb options are used. I can't use FIND to filter the output in one line.
Increasing Screen buffer width and Window width doesn't help. The command still breaks into ...
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Netstat showing open established connection but I can't end the process
So I've been curious as to know why I have these open established ipv6 connections. I typed in the command prompt Netstat -ano to get the connections, PID numbers, and port numbers. The connections ...
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Get *hostname* of a RDP client computer
This question: Get hostname of a RDP client computer,
asked how an RDP server can identify a client
(i.e., the host that is being used to login remotely), and got this answer:
netstat -na | find "...
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Process port-protocol form PID
If I have process ID and I want to know the port and Protocol of this process
is there any command in netstat or other help me?
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Can I tell from "netstat" if someone is snooping my computer?
I have many questions. However, to begin in the easiest and shortest manner. I am trying to figure out why when I type cmd prompt netstat -a I get a plethora of IP addresses and links that I am almost ...
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Redirect the output of netstat to a file?
I'm trying to redirect the output of netstat to a file and it doesn't work.
Initially I tried:
runas /noprofile /user:xxxxx\administrator "netstat -a -b > C:\temp\file.txt"
Then I read ...
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