How to use Netstat in Linux
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290Tutorial on using Netstat to Check for Open TCP / UDP Ports in Linux.
Netstat tends to come pre-installed in Linux, you can use it for setting up firewall rules and fault finding on Linux Clients and Servers.
A similar command exists in Windows, but uses different arguments.
# netstat -natup
(Numeric, All, TCP, UDP, Show PID)
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