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I want to make it so the "netstat" command is constantly running. How do you do that?

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    put it in a batch and loop it
    – Zina
    Commented Oct 23, 2016 at 15:45

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Use the interval switch (see below):

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You create a batch file for netstat using loop

:loop 
netstat -nao | findstr :80
timeout /T 500
clear
goto loop
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I use this command

netstat -an 5

here 5 does the magic for netstat. it represents time interval. so once once completed, it will wait for that much of time e.g. in this case it will wait for 5 seconds. ....cheers

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use --contious or -c for example:

netstat -ano -p -c
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