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* <code>netstat -tn</code> or <code>netstat --tcp -n</code> ([[TCP]] connections) | * <code>netstat -tn</code> or <code>netstat --tcp -n</code> ([[TCP]] connections) | ||
+ | * <code>netstat -rn</code> IP [[routes]] | ||
* Display statistics by protocol: <code>[[netstat -s]]</code> | * Display statistics by protocol: <code>[[netstat -s]]</code> |
Revision as of 05:47, 13 February 2020
Netstat
is a command to displays network statistics. Netstat
is at least available in AIX, Linux[1], macOS and Windows
- Package:
net-tools
Linux Examples
-l show only listening sockets -p --program Show the PID and name (PID/name) of the program to which each socket belong -t --tcp
netstat -vatunp
-v --verbose -a --all
- Display statistics by protocol:
netstat -s
macOS Examples
netstat -ap tcp
netstat -ap tcp | grep LISTEN
See also
- Script to use if netstat not available
- fuser
ip
[link, route]
,ifconfig
netstat
ss
lsof
ping
ethtool
mii-tool
arping
nmcli
(RHEL)route
networkctl
,netplan
,tc
- Ethernet: MII, MDI, bonding, etherchannel, STP, ARP, MAC, STP, Jumbo frames, 802.1X, MTU, Ethernet In-Band Access (IBA), LACP, Multicast, Broadcast, SPI
show routing route
(PAN-OS)
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