In my last video, I talked about TCP/UDP network sessions, connections, sockets, and ephemeral port numbers. Today my topic is about getting detailed connection information when a computer is communicating with other computers. Specifically, I will demonstrate how to display TCP/UDP connection information with netstat. I will also briefly introduce TCPVviwer, Process Explorer, and Netacview.
● TCPView for Windows TCPView for Windows - Windows Sysinternals | Microsoft Docs
● Process Explorer for Windows (Process Explorer - Windows Sysinternals | Microsoft Docs)
● Net Activity Viewer for Linux:
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Playlists:
Ports, port #, & TCP/IP applications
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Topology & cabling, & physical cabling structure:
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Ethernet Basics:
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IPv4 Basics:
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OSI Model and related:
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How to display TCP/UDP connections?
Теги
sunny classroom+ CompTIA network+ CompTIA Security+ networking cyber security + CCNACCENTCCNPWindows utilitiescommand promptnetstatnetstat flagsoptionsTCPUDPconnection statusconnection statesocketsport numbersnetwork statisticsEthernet statisticstroubleshootingTCPViewProcess Explorernet activity viewerNetacview.
