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Command :netstat -antp | grep :80 | wc -l &nbsp;<br />
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80 is HTTP Port xD
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Command :netstat -antp | grep :80 | wc -l  

80 is HTTP Port xD

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Is it possble to tell which users / workstation is using ?<br />
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Tks
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Is it possble to tell which users / workstation is using ?

Tks

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for the services on httpd, will there be a login ID binded to it (similar to that in Window server) ?<br />
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Tks
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for the services on httpd, will there be a login ID binded to it (similar to that in Window server) ?

Tks

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How to check no. of users currently connect to port 80 on Centos ?<br />
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For the services started on Centos (eg. httpd), will there be a system account (eg. root) associated in order to let it start ?<br />
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Tks
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How to check no. of users currently connect to port 80 on Centos ?

For the services started on Centos (eg. httpd), will there be a system account (eg. root) associated in order to let it start ?

Tks

check number of connections

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