www.howtonetwork.org

CCNA & CCNP Certifcation Training

  • About
  • Contact
  • FAQ
  • Join
  • Home
  • CCNA
    • ICND1
    • ICND2
    • 101 CCNA LABS
  • CCNP
    • ROUTE
    • SWITCH
    • TSHOOT
    • 101 CCNP LABS
  • CompTIA
    • Security+
    • Network+
  • Design
    • CCDA
    • CCDP
You are here: Home / CompTIA / Network+ / Section IV: Network Management / Chapter 23: Software Troubleshooting Tools / Netstat

Netstat

The netstat (network statistics) command is included in most modern operating systems and it shows the active connections on a machine. You would generally use it when you want to find out what type of services are running on a workstation or what connections are open on that machine.

In a Windows environment, the following related commands are commonly used:

  • netstat –a: lists all active connections (see the screenshot below)
  • netstat –b: lists the applications (executables) that use the active connections
  • netstat –n: lists the connections without doing a DNS resolution

The content below this message is for members only.

About Us

This is a free bonus site for members of www.howtonetwork.com

Copyright

The content on this copyright Reality Press Ltd.
Copyright Reality Press Ltd.