Netstat command
Last response: in Wireless Networking
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless (More info?)
I was checking my network with my laptop by using the netstat command and I
was surprised to see how many connections are there compared to the other
computers. There is a least 25 there. connections that I don't even know what
it is and they all say established. is it a problem or not?
I was checking my network with my laptop by using the netstat command and I
was surprised to see how many connections are there compared to the other
computers. There is a least 25 there. connections that I don't even know what
it is and they all say established. is it a problem or not?
More about : netstat command
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless (More info?)
could be. figure out what processes are making them and where they are
going to and maybe you'll figure out what they are.
"Wally" <Wally@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A5D5F542-C906-405E-9776-EEE8727CF321@microsoft.com...
> I was checking my network with my laptop by using the netstat command and
I
> was surprised to see how many connections are there compared to the other
> computers. There is a least 25 there. connections that I don't even know
what
> it is and they all say established. is it a problem or not?
could be. figure out what processes are making them and where they are
going to and maybe you'll figure out what they are.
"Wally" <Wally@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A5D5F542-C906-405E-9776-EEE8727CF321@microsoft.com...
> I was checking my network with my laptop by using the netstat command and
I
> was surprised to see how many connections are there compared to the other
> computers. There is a least 25 there. connections that I don't even know
what
> it is and they all say established. is it a problem or not?
Related ressources:
- ForumHow do i remove users from my network listed on my DOS command prompt netstat
- ForumHow to run the "ipconfig" and " netstat " command in Windows-7 Ultimate ?
- ForumNetstat is not recognized as an internal or external command operable program or
- Forumnetstat -b command causes immediate reboot
- ForumNetstat reporting window disappears immediately in windows 8
- ForumNetstat -anob is not working
- ForumToo Many TCP/UDP In Netstat - Charter Cable Internet
- ForumNetstat -ano
- Forumnetstat question
- ForumPlease help asap, Netstat problem
- Forumnetstat -a -o
- ForumNetstat question
- Forumnetstat reporting window disappears immediately
- ForumNeed help with Netstat -n
- ForumNetstat strange connection
- ForumVerizon Modem into Router
- Forumwhat is the dos command to view available wireless network?
- ForumPing is not recognized as an internal or external command...
- ForumHow to configure WPA settings with command line tools?
- Forumconnecting to a particular wireless router by command line ?
- More resources
Read discussions in other Wireless Networking categories
!
