On Tuesday 28 March 2006 09:08, Roberto C. Sanchez wrote: >Quoting Michael Schurter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> pedro lopez wrote: >>> how i do? >>> i need see what services are runing, how i can see de port listen >>> on may systen? and new on linux. >> >> netstat is the command you're looking for. Check out "netstat -h" >> for a list of options. "netstat -l" or "netstat -lt" are probably >> what you're most interested in. If you prefer numeric port numbers >> to service names, add a "--numeric-ports" to the end. >> >> Also, the "ps aux" command is commonly used to list running >> programs. It won't give you network information, but very useful >> none the less. >> >> Michael Schurter > >I personally like `netstat -anput`, which lists numeric addresses and >port numbers for all programs listening on TCP or UDP ports, along > with the program/PID for each entry. > You must have a different version of netstat than I. Here it takes the curser to the top left of the screen and hangs for at least 2 minutes, at which point I ctl-c'd it, which broke it normaly.
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