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netstat is a tool for viewing active network connections, listeners and sockets.

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I have a web server with SignarR clients. The topology is: Client -- Caddy -- IIS Client - Just JS SignalR client. Caddy - As reverse proxy. Common exe file or WSL 1 service. (I tried both options and ...
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I'm new in this community. I'm trying to kill a PID and list it with lsof -t but with no luck. The lsof -t -i:port doesn't find the PID. But it clearly shows when I run the netstat -pln: deploy@debian-...
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From this traceroute: % traceroute google.com traceroute to google.com (142.250.201.78), 64 hops max, 40 byte packets 1 192.168.1.1 (192.168.1.1) 5.003 ms 3.689 ms 3.323 ms 2 100.64.128.1 (100....
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Has anyone seen this before, I noticed some weirdness and ran a netstat -r and found this atypical IP address I have never seen before: Active Routes: Network Destination Netmask ...
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from netstat -anp | grep :8088 | grep EST we can see the following connection ( is example from our hadoop server ) tcp 0 0 192.83.23.112:42360 192.83.66.114:8088 ESTABLISHED ...
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how to know the number of concurrent connections per port on RHEL 7.x machines for instance, let say we connect to port 9080 with XXXX concurrent connections. wget http://server_mngmnt.jupiter.com:...
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I have an audio stream from a Youtube video obtained by youtube-dl -g <URL> (this command outputs two links, for video and audio respectively). They have this form; https://rr1---sn-uqx2-w50l....
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Here is some lightly modified output from netstat (I removed the addresses and names) a@xxxxx:/app# netstat -p Active Internet connections (w/o servers) Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address ...
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Recently I have noticed extremely high network usage on a ubuntu server. I identified the port with nethogs. It connects to a SMB server within my LAN. It should be connected at boot for the dozens of ...
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Using Linux Debian Bookworm. Problem I want to block all incoming connections to my server coming from specific countries. Edit As someone pointed out in the comments, I really shouldn't be doing this ...
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in dealing with try to resolve another issue into my Ubuntu 22 OS I need to check out the ports that tightvnc is listening on for connections. I use this command : sudo netstat -lvp | grep vnc BUT ...
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On Windows server 2016, when I execute, in a cmd prompt, "netstat -s" I get a bunch of statistics. One of those is "No Ports". What does this mean? Is this the number of times ...
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I have a KVM based Debian 11 (bullseye) VPS with internet access on eth0 network adapter. The public IP has been assigned by DHCP. The IPs and Routes are as what follows: ifconfig and iptable BEFORE ...
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We have a lot of port exhaustion issues recently. I was reading https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-client/networking/tcp-ip-port-exhaustion-troubleshooting?source=recommendations @...
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Is there any way to group the output given by netstat into process? I am running netstat -ano and doing manual count to know which process is using how many ports. I am using Windows Server. We have ...
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