If you give the netstat command to a windows workstation..
most likely is you will get..
TIME_WAIT
TCP test-workstation:24505 test-workstation.mshome.net:2869 TIME_WAIT
TCP test-workstation:27480 test-workstation.mshome.net:2869 TIME_WAIT
Plus some more with established connections either http or netbios or ftp..or or..
My question is ..can these connections..at least the ones that are considered to
be dead removed from the TCP/IP connection ? They are not literally alive...
but they are on the progress i guess..So can they actually removed ?
So you dont have to browse through 300 of these ones..especially if you are
in a network of 300 workstations with File /Print shares enabled....
Full Version: Can The Results From Netstat Be Cleared?
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techi...entry/58811.asp
Is about all I can help you with... But I'll keep my eyes open.
Is about all I can help you with... But I'll keep my eyes open.
make a bat file that searches netstat for the connections you want and extract them into a .txt.
the syntax should be something like :
the syntax should be something like :
| CODE |
netstat -n >> delete.me FOR /F "tokens=4 delims=: " %%i in (delete.me) do echo %%i >> list.txt del delete.me |
the above example is part of a autorooter im working on-
this should take out just the IP's from netstat and put them into list.txt.
guess what i do then.......
anyway i love you all and have a merry christmas (or hanuka as ME)
p.s
im just 23 yrs old
got the brain of a
30 yrs old and a
penis like michael jordan!
More than helpful yes!
Will look something similar for XP and NT
I think Regedit is different there
Will look something similar for XP and NT
I think Regedit is different there
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