NETSTAT
Netstat is a tool built into both Linux and Windows, but the syntax is different between the two operating systems.
Several ways this local command line tool can be utilized:
- See what ports (services) are in a listening state, both TCP and UDP ports.
- See what files are being accessed and which computers are involved.
- See if any systems are connected before rebooting a server.
- See what process established the connection (such as Zoom, Firefox, Chrome, Edge, etc.)
- Display ethernet statistics
- Display the owning process ID
- Display the routing table
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