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The netstat command in Linux provides detailed insights into network connections, routing, and traffic.
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Use netstat -tuln to view active TCP and UDP connections with listening ports.
Run netstat -r to see the kernel routing table and understand network traffic paths.
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Use netstat -s to display detailed network statistics like packet counts and errors.
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Combine netstat with grep, like netstat -tuln | grep :80, to find specific connections quickly.
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