Checking for Open Network Connections with the NETSTAT Command


By Dan DiNicolo, April 17th, 2007 Posted in Windows Commands. Subscribe to our RSS Feed



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Ever curious about the network connections that your XP systems has open to resources on your local network or the Internet? If so, the NETSTAT utility has the answers. This tool will display information about current connections to and from your system, including details of port numbers in use, the names or addresses or remote systems, and the state of the connection. This is a great tool to gather information if you suspect that outside users may be connected to your system, such as via a Trojan horse application.

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