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The netstat command, short for network statistics, is a powerful tool used in Linux and other operating systems to display detailed information about network connections,

Key Features of netstat: Displays active network connections .Shows listening ports and their associated processes. Provides protocol-specific statistics for TCP, UDP, and UNIX sockets.

Displays routing tables and network interface statistics. Helps identify processes using specific ports. The general syntax for the netstat command is: netstat [options] Commonly Used Options

Here are some used options with examples:

Show all active connections and listening ports = netstat -a

#Display only TCP connections = netstat -t

Display only UDP connections = netstat -u

Show only listening ports = netstat -l

Display process IDs (PIDs) and program names = netstat -p

Show routing table information = netstat -r

Display protocol statistics = netstat -s

Continuously update the output every second = netstat -c
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