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  1. Mar 8th, 2005, 08:58 PM #1
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    Resolved list open connections?

    ah I cant remember what the command was... it lists all connections to open ports and it also lists the programs that are using that certain port...
    its a winxp/nt command prompt thingie anybody knows what I'm talking about?
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    Re: list open connections?

    Only for computers with SP2:
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    1. netstat -nab
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    Re: list open connections?

    thanks

    are you sure its only for xp sp2?
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    Re: list open connections?

    yep. robdog got ticked at me one night, he wanted to know where I got it, and I said it was built into XP. The following day he found it at work, and concluded that SP2 was at work and not at home.
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