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1. how do i turn on/off a port? in m using win xp
2. how do i see the connect been established with my pc using DOS?
many thanks
2. how do i see the connect been established with my pc using DOS?
many thanks
ni hao,expscv said:1. how do i turn on/off a port? in m using win xp
2. how do i see the connect been established with my pc using DOS?
many thanks
To view all active connections in DOS, you can use the command netstat -a
. This will display a list of all active connections, as well as the associated IP addresses and ports.
Yes, you can use the netstat -p
command to view only specific types of connections, such as TCP or UDP. You can also use the netstat -n
command to view numerical addresses instead of domain names.
You can use the netstat -s
command to view the status of a specific connection in DOS. This will display detailed information about the connection, including the number of packets sent and received.
Yes, you can use the netstat -c
command to continuously view connections in real-time in DOS. This will update the list every few seconds, allowing you to monitor changes in connections.
Yes, you can save the output of the netstat command to a file by using the netstat -o
command. This will save the output to a text file, which you can then view or analyze later.