Show active connections of your computer [firewall disactivated]

Last update on August 28, 2009 11:19 AM by jak58
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Show active connections of your computer [firewall disactivated]






Here's a little trick to see your network connections without using a firewall:
  • Open the Windows command prompt: Start Menu/Run (or Windows key + R);
  • Type CMD /click OK
  • A black window named: C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe
  • In this window write: netstat and press Enter;
  • A simple list of connections TCP/UDP with IP addresses will appear.
    • If you want more informations, use the following command: 

netstat/?
  • Note that: The netstat command also exists under Linux.
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