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What does the netstat -a command do?
What does the netstat -a command do?
- Displays active and listening TCP ports (correct)
- Shows the process that has opened the port
- Includes UDP ports in the listening state
- Reports Ethernet and protocol statistics
What is the purpose of using the netstat -n command?
What is the purpose of using the netstat -n command?
- Includes UDP ports in the listening state
- Shows the process that has opened the port
- Displays ports and addresses in numerical format (correct)
- Reports Ethernet and protocol statistics
What information does the netstat -b command provide?
What information does the netstat -b command provide?
- Includes UDP ports in the listening state
- Reports Ethernet and protocol statistics
- Displays active and listening TCP ports
- Shows the process that has opened the port (correct)
Why is it important to use the netstat command from an administrative command-prompt?
Why is it important to use the netstat command from an administrative command-prompt?
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