Questions tagged [netstat]
Netstat (network statistic) is a tool, common to Windows, Unix and Linux, used to obtain information about network connections (outbound and inbound), routing tables, and a range of information on the use of statistics the network interface. Netstat.exe command line that shows all open ports for Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP).
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I am curious why I have all these connections upon using netstat -b. Can someone tell me if I have someone in my system please?
I am curious why I have all these connections upon using netstat -b. Can someone tell me if I have someone in my system please?
C:\Windows\system32>netstat -b
Active Connections
Proto Local ...
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How do i find out what the foreign addresses are in cmd and where they come from?
Ran netstat -a and I was curious as to what yx-in-f95:https on the foreign address section is and how to find out myself in the future.
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netstat shows ESTABLISHED connection between same ip:port pair
I am on Windows Server 2016 Standard. See netstat output below (IP replaced):
C:\Users\user>netstat -an|findstr "55559"
TCP 1.2.3.4:55559 1.2.3.4:55559 ESTABLISHED
What does ...
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Is there a simple way to get per-protocol (i.e. IPv4/IPv6) statistics from netstat?
After a change of ISP, I've recently gotten IPv6 access, so I thought I'd play around a little with netstat to see if it's possible to get some kind of high-level per-protocol statistics from macOS ...
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Send HTTP request from server to another server and get the IP that replies
I have to do this project, and I honestly have NO idea where to start.
It will send a simple GET request to a web server, and then wait for a reply, and it will print out the IP that replied. The HTTP ...
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Strange entries in Netstat output
Out of curiosity, I ran Netstat on my Windows PC, and I found some strange entries like:
xx-fbcdn-shv-01-amt2:https
edge-star-mini-shv-01-frt3:https
mil04s03-in-f10:https
xx-fbcdn-shv-01-amt2:https
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netstat shows too many established connections in windows
I have an Internet service by ADSL, the problem is that my download speed has decreased dramatically in the order of 60 or 70% down. One friend recommend me to put netstat -an on a terminal window and ...
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Ncat: Connection Refused when connecting on Linux server
I created a java application and ran it with docker inside a linux server XX.XX.XX.XX. That application should listen behind port 105 of that server. In fact, by executing the "netstat -an | grep ...
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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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How can I correctly check on what network interface SSH is listening on a Linux machine?
I am not a system engineer or a network expert (I am more a software developer) and I have the following problem that I have to solve.
I am working on an Oracle Linux machine (basically it should be ...
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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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windows, run net stat to txt daily with date/time in filename
first time post.
was unable to find similar solutions on this site or others. need a CMD batch file to run "netstat -an" output to a text file daily with a unique file name so the day before ...
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Windows 10 - Close listening ports
I'm doing a securisation of a PC with windows 10.
With the command:
"netstat -aon"
I get the list of all the active connections.
For some requirements I have to close the open port 80 and ...
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Netstat shows open ports. What services are listening?
Netstat (Windows 10) is showing certain services as "listening", but what service is listening on that port?
Any insights much appreciated.
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backdoor infection scanning (some PID not showing)
I am trying to scan the connections established on my Windows 10 PC.
I'm using the command (as admin) netstat -ano. It is working, and I am seeing some established connections.
But when I'm looking ...
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