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netstat: illegal option -- o when using netstat -ano in MacOS

I want to list all PID with its state and foreign address. But I got this error: netstat: illegal option -- o So how to do that in MacOS? It works on windows
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netstat -r output, internet vs internet6, different gateway formats

What's the difference between internet and internet6 routes? I'm assuming internet6 stands for IPv6? netstat -r Internet: Destination Gateway Flags Refs Use Netif ...
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UDP port appears in netstat but not in lsof?

After using Mosh, I noticed that UDP ports held by mosh-server were still in use after all processes exited. Running netstat -ln, it shows that these ports are in use: Active Internet connections ...
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How to find out the PID which generates traffics to port 9229 in MacBook

There are unknown traffics to port 9229 in my MacBook. $ sudo tcpdump -i any -n port 9229 ...... 12:10:39.176502 IP6 ::1.62261 > ::1.9229: Flags [S], seq 638850191, win 65535, options [mss 16324,...
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How to monitor the unix socket statistics in OSX per-seconds

I can monitor a net-device in the OSX, like below $ netstat -I eth0 -b 1 1000 input (Total) output packets errs bytes packets errs bytes colls ...
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Per-process network usage on OSX?

I want to periodically poll for per-process network usage. Is there a way to do this efficiently in OSX like netstat -p on Linux? I know there's lsof -i -Tqsf but it doesn't seem to show bytes sent/...
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OSX Yosemite - How to add route having two default gateways

I'm on OSX Yosemite and I have two different active connections... - WIFI (en0) - Tethering USB (en7) SnakeBook:~ root# netstat -nr Routing tables Internet: Destination Gateway ...
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Cannot connect to port 3306 on a remote MySQL server using MySQL Workbench in Mac OS X

I want to access MySQL remotely: GRANT ALL ON *.* TO thufir@'192.168.0.16' IDENTIFIED BY 'hfdks4329vjkl'; When Workbench failed to connect, I took a look with ping and telnet: Brents-MacBook:~ ...
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OS X - Static routes / non-standard default gateway for endpoints on *local subnet*

My question is: How can I reliably set up a static route in OS X, for 2 endpoints to pass via a gateway, where all machines are on the same subnet? I provide the context below: For testing purposes,...
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How can I connect to MongoDB on my Mac OSX from a process on a Vagrant/Virtualbox machine?

I can't use localhost because from my virtual machine's perspective localhost is the virtual machine itself and not the underlying host that it is running on. How can I connect to the host machine ...
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What's up with port 8080 on my OSX box?

I thought a web server process I brought up was listening on localhost:8080, and tried to connect to it, but kept getting connection reset errors. As it turns out, I was mistaken and my process was ...
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How to know particular port status in osx

How can I find particular port status in osx? I think with netstat, I can do it. But even I read man netstat. I could not understand how to do it.
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How to use netstat to show what process is listening on a port

I'm on an OS X Mountain Lion laptop and have a couple of Vagrant boxes on it. I'm trying to figure out which process is listening on port 8080. My variations produce like a hundred lines but none with ...
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What does netstat -r on OSX tell you about gateways?

I noticed the route table has a lot of entries I do not understand. The route tabel is: Internet: Destination Gateway Flags Refs Use Netif Expire default ...
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Kill UDP port that has no process?

My VPN client sometimes can't bind to the UDP port (500) it uses. It seems to leave behind a "bind" to port 500 on a previous run, even though it has quit. The port is reported as "already in ...
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