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Post 9372 by solvman on Friday 26th of October 2001 12:09:41 AM
10-26-2001
Try
netstat -a | more
ur gonna see all the ports on your host,
those ones with LISTENT are currently with open connection and waiting for client to connect. ESTABLISHED then connection is established. Do "man netstat", you're gonna get lots of useful info.
Regards
netstat -a | more
ur gonna see all the ports on your host,
those ones with LISTENT are currently with open connection and waiting for client to connect. ESTABLISHED then connection is established. Do "man netstat", you're gonna get lots of useful info.
Regards
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