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How to get active connections in Unix
Hi All,
I have to find out how many active connections with other machines are there,then list the remote machine IP address and type of connection. When u say type of connection what does it means TCP,UDP ram. then what is UNIX active connection Please let me know as soon as possible. Thanks in advance. Jatin |
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