7 FAQ tagged "netstat command"
Viewing 1-7 of 7 FAQ -- Bind Postfix Mail Server To Localhost or Specific IP Address Only :
How do I bind Postfix MTA to specific IP address such as 127.0.0.1 or 202.5.1.2?
- How To Tell If Your Linux Server Uses xinetd OR inetd sever :
Q. How to tell if my Linux server is using xinetd or inetd service?
- Solaris UNIX Add Static Routes :
Q. How do I add Static Routes under Solaris UNIX? My default gateway configured in /etc/defaultrouter, but what is the proper place to configure static routes for a Solaris UNIX server? Can you tell me exact configuration file name for a static routing?
- Linux / UNIX Find Out What Program / Service is Listening on a Specific TCP Port :
Q. How do I find out which service is listening on a specific port? How do I find out what program is listening on a specific TCP Port?
- Diagnosing a dos Attack Under Linux :
Q. How do I find out if I Linux box is under DoS attack or not form a shell prompt?
- FreeBSD Set a Default Route / Gateway :
Q. How do I modify or set a default route for my FreeBSD server? How do I make default route configuration persistent?
A. The route command is used under FreeBSD to manually manipulate the network routing tables. It provides six commands:
=> add : Add a route.
=> flush :Remove all routes.
=> delete : Delete a specific [...] - How do I find out what network services are running or listing under Linux? :
Q. How do I find out what network service are running under Linux operating system?
A. For security reason it is necessary to find out what services are running. With the help of netstat command, you can print information about the Linux networking subsystem including running services. It can display program name and PID for each [...]
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