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General discussionIs there something similar to TCPView in Linux? (10 posts)(10 posts)
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Posted April 15, 2021
Or even better?
Posted April 15, 2021
TCPView for Linux?
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patrikc: Or even better?
Maybe you should state what TCPview is as for a lot of people they'll just be thinking of an antiseptic.
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Darvond: TCPView for Linux?
Thanks, I was looking at this as well, but a bit apprehensive.
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patrikc: Or even better?
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Sachys: Maybe you should state what TCPview is as for a lot of people they'll just be thinking of an antiseptic.
Or some kind of suppository.
Post edited April 15, 2021 by patrikc
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patrikc: Or even better?
tcpdump can be used for packet inspection, if that's what you're looking for. Otherwise netstat.
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patrikc: Or some kind of suppository.
never heard of that but considering the name dropped in the post after yours i am truly in stitches laughing now! :D
Posted April 15, 2021
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Sachys: never heard of that but considering the name dropped in the post after yours i am truly in stitches laughing now! :D
In Linux, you can even do (or should I say take) tcpdump | (pipe) wc -l :D.
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Sachys: never heard of that but considering the name dropped in the post after yours i am truly in stitches laughing now! :D
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WinterSnowfall: In Linux, you can even do (or should I say take) tcpdump | (pipe) wc -l :D.
O____o

well, everybody needs a hobby!

;D
Posted April 15, 2021
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patrikc: Or some kind of suppository.
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Sachys: never heard of that but considering the name dropped in the post after yours i am truly in stitches laughing now! :D
Laughter is the best medicine. Good times :D
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WinterSnowfall: tcpdump can be used for packet inspection, if that's what you're looking for. Otherwise netstat.
Thank you, will have a look.
Post edited April 15, 2021 by patrikc
Posted April 16, 2021
Also wireshark if you want a GUI to tcpdump.
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