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Try netstat -an | grep -c &lt;port&gt;. &nbsp;netstat is usually in /sbin/ or /usr/sbin, depending on the version of Linux/Unix you are using. &nbsp;Of course the grep can be refined. &nbsp;Hope this helps.
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Try netstat -an | grep -c <port>.  netstat is usually in /sbin/ or /usr/sbin, depending on the version of Linux/Unix you are using.  Of course the grep can be refined.  Hope this helps.

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wintch logged in as recently as 01/29/02 and chose not to update and finalize the open questions, despite
an August request already do to do.  I will post this in them all.

EXPERTS .... please let me know what you believe to be the fair outcome here, since it appears I will be finalizing this if wintch chooses not to within the next 7 days.

Moondancer
Community Support Moderator @ Experts Exchange

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Thanks for returning and updating this question. &nbsp;Can you please tell me why you chose a &quot;B&quot; versus an &quot;A&quot; grade here? &nbsp;It is always appreciated when grades are less than an A to receive comments as to why so that both experts and future PAQ readers can be advised.<br />
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If this was in error, let me know so I can correct this.<br />
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Thank you.<br />
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Moondancer<br />
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Thanks for returning and updating this question.  Can you please tell me why you chose a "B" versus an "A" grade here?  It is always appreciated when grades are less than an A to receive comments as to why so that both experts and future PAQ readers can be advised.

If this was in error, let me know so I can correct this.

Thank you.

Moondancer
Community Support Moderator @ Experts Exchange

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Hi, I'm developing a daemon server in linux, i want to know linux system can support how many tcp connections. would you like to help me?<br />
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regards<br />
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wintch
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Hi, I'm developing a daemon server in linux, i want to know linux system can support how many tcp connections. would you like to help me?

regards

wintch

How many connections?

Kernel programming for Linux operating systems can be done with many different languages; C, C++, Python, Perl and Java, which are some of the most common languages used.There are also many different varieties of Linux, such as Ubuntu, Fedora and OpenSUSE.