netstat

[momo222]

hello.
someone could give me information on the commands: netstat [-a] [-e] [-n] [-o] [-s] [-p proto] [-r]
thank you

[momo222]

hello.
some one can give me information for the commands l: netstat please ;
want to know if somme one is connect to my pc .

thank you

[gordo]

try netstat -ao
Another way is to go to your firewall connections. and look. No firewall? Shame on you. I recommend comodo firewall.

[momo222]

. I have firewall.

netstat can see the ip and open ports locally, but i want to know
why i should set up a tcp port, has what is it?
2) Why do we need a port range when I see (by netstat-o) there are several connections on TCP port ?
*) The port tcp is he the connection with one or more servers or clients ?
4) Same question for the port range on which I have no control, which connections are made above (server, client, or other??)

[gordo]

Now I think I understand. You arte using a rat, I believe. Google for tutorials.

[momo222]

Why do we need a port range when I see (by netstat-o) there are several connections on TCP port ?

[gordo]

Please explain better what you are trying to do.

[momo222]

I know that with ( Netstat-o )i can identify the connections with the PID if existing. or I want to know where i can find the process usesing this connection. and what is the controls (commande )?

[gordo]

[url]http://commandwindows.com/netstat.htm[/url]