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netstat command windows

netstat -ano //To check active internet connection in your computer
Posted by: Guest on May-21-2021
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netstat commands

netstat
Standard listing of all active connections

netstat -a
Displays all active ports

netstat -b
Displays the executable file of a connection or listening port (requires administrator rights)

netstat -e
Shows statistics about your network connection (received and sent data packets, etc.)

netstat -f
Displays the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of remote addresses

netstat -i
Brings up the netstat overview menu

netstat -n
Numerical display of addresses and port numbers

netstat -o
Displays the process identifier (PID) associated with each displayed connection

netstat -p TCP
Displays the connections for the specified protocol, in this case TCP  (also possible: UDP, TCPv6, or UDPv6)

netstat -q
Lists all connections, all listening TCP ports, and all open TCP ports that are not listening

netstat -r
Displays the IP routing table

netstat -s
Retrieves statistics about the important network protocols such as TCP, IP, or UDP

netstat -t
Shows the download status (TCP download to relieve the main processor) of active connections

netstat -x
Informs about all connections, listeners, and shared endpoints for NetworkDirect

netstat -y
Displays which connection templates were used for the active TCP connections
Interval

netstat -p 10
Displays the respective statistics again after a selected number of seconds (here 10); can be combined as required (here with –p), [CTRL] + [C] ends the interval display

Source: https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/tools/introduction-to-netstat/
Posted by: Guest on July-23-2021
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netstat syntax

netstat [-OPTION1] [-OPTION2] [-OPTION3] …mixed
Posted by: Guest on September-30-2020

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