Netstat (Network Statistics) is a command-line tool that provides information about network connections, routing paths, interface statistics, and other aspects of the network. It is used to diagnose network problems and monitor network activity. Netstat Features Viewing active connections : Netstat shows a list of all active TCP, UDP, and UNIX connections. Port Information : You can get information about open ports and those that are listening. Protocol Statistics : Netstat provides statistics for various protocols like TCP, UDP, ICMP. Routing Tables : The tool shows the routing table, which is useful for analyzing the routes of packets in the network. Network Interfaces : Netstat displays statistics for network interfaces, such as the number of packets sent and received. Netstat Usage Examples Displaying all connections and ports : netstat -a Display only TCP connections : netstat -at Display only UDP connections : netstat -au Displ...
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