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Hey pipe,<br />
Maybe the netstat command is the one you?re looking for. Try it with the &nbsp;-a switch<br />
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Pete
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Hey pipe,
Maybe the netstat command is the one you?re looking for. Try it with the  -a switch
 
Pete

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Hi pipe !<br />
thanks for points !
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i remember using a command prompt util that listed all the open ports/connections on my computer. maybe im wrong. anyone know?<br />
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thanks- p
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hello-

i remember using a command prompt util that listed all the open ports/connections on my computer. maybe im wrong. anyone know?

thanks- p

How to check open connections

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