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List the IP addresses that my PC is connected to - in a readable format
I'm trying to search the IP addresses that my PC is connected to, but I don't recognize these & search shows nothing.
I'm looking into all my connections, so I ran netstat -a and I don't recognize ...
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Figure out IP address of external device
I have an external device (a PCB crate) of which I do not know the IP address. Connected to this device is a PCB that broadcasts its MAC address. Ultimately, I want to know this MAC address.
I can ...
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Linux netstat shows ipv4 mapped ipv6 address
Even after disabling ipv6 on my linux machine and restarting network services, and not having an ipv6 address assigned to an interface, one of my daemon (cassandra to be specific)is using an ipv4 ...
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How to get `netstat -tpn`-like output with `ip` utility
How (or is it possible) to list all open TCP(/UDP) ports using ip utility on Linux (preferably with their owner processes)? I want something like netstat -tpn.
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netstat with --inet option does not display listening tcp por
Can someone please explain why the output of the command are different?
user@geeko:~> netstat -ln | grep 9876
tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:9876 :::* LISTEN
and
user@...
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Batch Capture incoming Netstat IPs as variable
I'm trying to figure out if there is a way I can capture (and if possible, log) the ip addresses displayed from 'netstat' command. I'm trying to make a script that waits for a ping from a specific ...
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Can anyone explain this netstat -b? There are a lot of connections.
I did a netstat -b and received this list:
Active Connections
Proto Local Address Foreign Address State
TCP 127.0.0.1:2559 www:56952 TIME_WAIT
TCP ...