netstat Switches Flashcards by Jay Cash

Q

Windows netstat -a

A

All open listening ports

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Windows netstat -n

A

Numerical order

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Windows netstat -p

A

Protocol type

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Q

Windows netstat -o

A

Process ID

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Q

Windows netstat -b

A

Process name

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Windows netstat -s

A

Per protocol stats

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Windows netstat -e

A

Ethernet stats

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Q

Windows netstat -r

A

Routing table

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Windows netstat -nn

A

Refresh cycle (in seconds)

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Linux netstat -t

A

TCP

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Linux netstat -u

A

UDP

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Linux netstat -w

A

Raw connections

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Q

Linux netstat -x

A

UNIX sockets/local server

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Linux netstat -a

A

Include listening ports

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Q

Linux netstat -l (lowercase L)

A

Only listening ports

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Q

Linux netstat -n

A

Numerical order

Q

Linux netstat -4

A

IPv4 only

Q

Linux netstat -6

A

IPv6 only

Q

Linux netstat -p

A

Process ID and name

Q

Linux netstat -s

A

Per protocol stats

Q

Linux netstat -I (uppercase i)

A

Ethernet stats

Q

Linux netstat -r

A

Routing table

Q

Linux netstat -c

A

Continuously refresh