I'm surprised you didn't talk about the -o switch, witch shows the (PID) process ID. This is very useful for identifying applications that are connecting to the internet. If you find that there is an application that is misbehaving or shouldn't be connected to the internet, than you can find it in the task manager using the process ID and kill the program or application! Very useful tool!
It was really a great explanation of how netstat works! Especially, I liked the part, when you demonstrated what the difference between usual "netstat" and with "-a" switch. Thank you!
youve made a mundane system interesting! BTW netstat -b will require use of Admin CMD Prompt. Instead of normal cmd, just right click it and press Run as Admin for anyone wondering
I use netstat occasionally but after watching this video this tool looks more powerful than I thought, I really know how hard it is to make such videos, so Thank you very much sharing them with us. Regards
Keep uploading videos like these, professor! Your well-explained concepts, always enlighten me, I thank you for pointing out each netstat commands and its functions. I hope you have a nice, productive day! 😊
These videos are so powerful in the line of work and belive me when I tell you, not many know of this. Keeping in mind that running a business requires explanations to customers and they appreciate when they see their own technicians are prepared.
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I spent the last three days and watched every single video to refresh for my ojt. Amazing videos and work well even at intermediate levels trying jump back the basics or used as a training tool for other techs. 🥺 now I'm going to have to wait another month for another video. I know they take long to make, especially for the quality, but I'm addicted
Absolute hero! Recently had an expansion of scope of the work I do meaning networking knowledge is much more required. These videos have helped immensely in reinforcing/expanding things I know and explaining things I'm not well versed on. Amazing
you are amazing sir, I'm just going to complete the whole playlist today. Learn alot. It will be helpful for me before starting MS at Murdoch University.
I wish he would make more videos for cyber security! i really understand what he talks about so i need more videos lol thank you for making these videos
I don’t know how to thank you. Your videos are really very nice to understand. Thank u sooooooo much for all the videos. Pls can u make such videos on AWS (Security) too? It wud be very much helpful 🙏🏼🙏🏼. Thanks a lot again.. please keep making such videos.
Hi sir..! It's really helpful to lot of people... please do one video on the SCSI, iSCSI,SAS,SATA, with full details... with storage...I hope u can do on these topics.. Thanks
Next topic of video ideas: VPN: a follow up to your proxy video and more focused on how people use it for it's original purpose to connect to local lan resources on a remote network at their work for example) iptables: as an advanced follow up to your port forward or firewall video Chat apps: for example facebook messenger and how it's push notifications work Anyways love your animations man these videos are good stuff
Just a note that, on Linux, netstat has been obsoleted by the ss command in the iproute2 suite of tools. Just to add to the fun, on FreeBSD, the route command cannot list existing routes: you have to use netstat for that.
Don't forget the netstat -e I solved an issue at work one day by using this command. The result showed a lot of errors in the "received" column and no errors in the "transmitted" column. it was simply because of the network cable not plugged correctly into the wall.
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How to display only Foreign Address on Netstat? only the addresses I want to see. NOT Proto, NOT Local Address and NOT State..
I'm surprised you didn't talk about the -o switch, witch shows the (PID) process ID. This is very useful for identifying applications that are connecting to the internet. If you find that there is an application that is misbehaving or shouldn't be connected to the internet, than you can find it in the task manager using the process ID and kill the program or application! Very useful tool!
simple, easy to understand, concise, and yet packs heaps of knowledge. your video is without doubt best i ve ever seen, no kidding.
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These videos have truly inspired me to further develop in the IT field! Huge Thank You, Scott, for your motivation and amazing explanations.
I'm starting a career in IT and watching all of your videos one by one. Great Content
It was really a great explanation of how netstat works! Especially, I liked the part, when you demonstrated what the difference between usual "netstat" and with "-a" switch.
Thank you!
One of the best teacher .. god bless you dear
Another educational video gem, this is what I call professional work, 👏
youve made a mundane system interesting! BTW netstat -b will require use of Admin CMD Prompt. Instead of normal cmd, just right
click it and press Run as Admin for anyone wondering
My final Network Exams start on Monday...so obviously I am re watching every video you made.
I use netstat occasionally but after watching this video this tool looks more powerful than I thought,
I really know how hard it is to make such videos, so Thank you very much sharing them with us.
Regards
Keep uploading videos like these, professor! Your well-explained concepts, always enlighten me, I thank you for pointing out each netstat commands and its functions. I hope you have a nice, productive day! 😊
These videos are so powerful in the line of work and belive me when I tell you, not many know of this. Keeping in mind that running a business requires explanations to customers and they appreciate when they see their own technicians are prepared.
How can you keep anything so simple and so informative same time...big fan of yours...
So much love in this channel’s comments. Lemme add one more!
Love this content :’)
thank you this is a great video explained, I'm now learning how to use the computer for the 1st time in my life.
Wow i just discovered the command yesterday and now my favourite channel has made a video on it...im feeling lucky😁
Thank you for showing & explaining NETSTAT. Wish I'd known about it back in my IT troubleshooting days, when I was taught IPCONFIG.
I am proud to say that I was there when the amount of subscribers was under 1M. congratulations #PowerCert
Legend again with an amazing explanation.
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just so you know, Companies only pay Google to PLACE the ad in front of consumers.
You can skip it, he still gets paid.
Its the same as putting an ad in the newspaper - you pay for the Ad, not the potential Sale that it creates.
I spent the last three days and watched every single video to refresh for my ojt. Amazing videos and work well even at intermediate levels trying jump back the basics or used as a training tool for other techs. 🥺 now I'm going to have to wait another month for another video. I know they take long to make, especially for the quality, but I'm addicted
Glad you like them!
I struggle to understand IT, but you made it so easy to understand!!! Thank you!
Perfectly explained….Thanks for sharing video on netstat utility
thank you so mutch i cant make myself away from your videos
Absolute hero! Recently had an expansion of scope of the work I do meaning networking knowledge is much more required. These videos have helped immensely in reinforcing/expanding things I know and explaining things I'm not well versed on. Amazing
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Changed notifications to ALL because your videos are 👌
Thank you for what you do.
You’re like the god of explaining tech
Complex subjects made to sound simple with the use of colorful graphics. Highly recommended website. Thank you
thx for your video for simplicity for explaining Netstat Command
you are amazing sir, I'm just going to complete the whole playlist today. Learn alot.
It will be helpful for me before starting MS at Murdoch University.
I have learned a lot. kudos and please do not get tired of creating educational videos. Happy subscriber here. Love lots
Thank you, I will
👍🏻 As always: informative, short, competently explained.
Your videos are excellent. Very well done edits and examples.
Please make more videos for Security +
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Clear and concise. Excellent. Thank you. 😊
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Thank you so much for making videos like this!! You’re awesome!
I wish he would make more videos for cyber security! i really understand what he talks about so i need more videos lol thank you for making these videos
Love this guys videos
I don’t know how to thank you. Your videos are really very nice to understand. Thank u sooooooo much for all the videos. Pls can u make such videos on AWS (Security) too? It wud be very much helpful 🙏🏼🙏🏼. Thanks a lot again.. please keep making such videos.
i hear lots of scammers use this to say your computer has a virus, but i was wondering what it actually did, so thanks for telling us!
Was waiting for a long time for this type of videos.. also make wireshark videos.
Hi sir..! It's really helpful to lot of people... please do one video on the SCSI, iSCSI,SAS,SATA, with full details... with storage...I hope u can do on these topics..
Thanks
Very well explained
Thanks buddy very good explanation of Netstat
Next topic of video ideas:
VPN: a follow up to your proxy video and more focused on how people use it for it's original purpose to connect to local lan resources on a remote network at their work for example)
iptables: as an advanced follow up to your port forward or firewall video
Chat apps: for example facebook messenger and how it's push notifications work
Anyways love your animations man these videos are good stuff
Great content. I'm impressed. 👍
Very precise video - Thanks for all your help.
thanks boss. another brilliant exlplanation.
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Awesome video of explaining netstat command 👍
Thank you for your time and your amazing content.
Your videos are always helpful
Another nice educational vid. Thank you.👍
Thank you so much, very helpful video.
Thank you so much. I wanted to subscribe, and then I realised I already subscribed. I guess I was right the first 🙂
It was informative, thanks.
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This is awesome!
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Very informative. Thank you.
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I almost always use netstat -tuna, very useful those options combined and easy to remember, hahaha
Thanks for the knowledge.
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Great video.
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Thank you. For real.
Amazign content!
Just a note that, on Linux, netstat has been obsoleted by the ss command in the iproute2 suite of tools.
Just to add to the fun, on FreeBSD, the route command cannot list existing routes: you have to use netstat for that.
great tut😊
thanks for the new lesson!
Amazing thank you so much sir
See You later then. Thank You for the video.
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Suggestion for next topic: Winget ,Display settings or computer ventilation and cooling.
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Don't forget the netstat -e
I solved an issue at work one day by using this command. The result showed a lot of errors in the "received" column and no errors in the "transmitted" column. it was simply because of the network cable not plugged correctly into the wall.
thanks We really appreciate
netstat -ano
a- check open connections
n- displays only numbers (no dns involved)
o- shows owning process
Thanks. That was great.
Good video.
Keep up the good work