When debugging or monitoring a client-server application or any connected application, it is necessary to find out what is going on at socket level.
To start, use
netstat -an
To start with TCP connections, use
netstat -ant
Although the option -p should show process information (PID), it usually gives a "-" for that field. Remember to use ifconfig to find interfaces and IP addresses.
To start, use
netstat -an
To start with TCP connections, use
netstat -ant
Although the option -p should show process information (PID), it usually gives a "-" for that field. Remember to use ifconfig to find interfaces and IP addresses.
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