Filtering netstat on the command line

Feb19

Written by:David Aldridge
2/19/2010 6:07 PM 

Windows command line is vastly underrated. It can do a lot of what linux can from the command line. Take for example trying to see how many connections you are making out to a certain server IP or port, then you can use the following: netstat -an | findstr /c:"w.x.y.z" or netstat -an | findstr /c:":port Where w.x.y.z would be the IP address you were interested in or port is the port you are interested in. Findstr is almost analogous to grep in uniq. Not quite, but good enough for stuff like the above...

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