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is there any way to get a list of listening port of 95 or NT?

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kw...@hardlink.com

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Sep 9, 1996, 3:00:00 AM9/9/96
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is there any way to get a list of listening port of 95 , NT or UNIX?

what is ifconfig command for 95 or NT?

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Gordon McAndrew

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Sep 10, 1996, 3:00:00 AM9/10/96
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kw...@hardlink.com wrote:

;>is there any way to get a list of listening port of 95 , NT or UNIX?

?????????

;>what is ifconfig command for 95 or NT?

The program is Winipcfg.exe.

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Chris Cowley

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Sep 15, 1996, 3:00:00 AM9/15/96
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gmca...@aec.env.gov.ab.ca (Gordon McAndrew) wrote:

>kw...@hardlink.com wrote:

>;>is there any way to get a list of listening port of 95 , NT or UNIX?

>?????????

>;>what is ifconfig command for 95 or NT?

>The program is Winipcfg.exe.

WinIPCfg.EXE is for displaying Ethernet Interface configuration
details. To get a list of listening TCP ports, use the following
command from a DOS prompt:

netstat -a

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Chris Cowley.
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Alun Jones

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Sep 16, 1996, 3:00:00 AM9/16/96
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In article <84277820...@grokdev.demon.co.uk>, cco...@grok.co.uk (Chris Cowley) wrote:
>WinIPCfg.EXE is for displaying Ethernet Interface configuration
>details. To get a list of listening TCP ports, use the following
>command from a DOS prompt:
>
>netstat -a

Except it doesn't seem to work. I run WFTPD, my own FTP server, and then
netstat -a, and get:

C:\WIN95>d:\windev\wftpd\winrel\wftpd

C:\WIN95>netstat -a

Active Connections

Proto Local Address Foreign Address State
TCP alun:1122 boris.eden.com:nntp ESTABLISHED
UDP alun:nbname *:*
UDP alun:nbdatagram *:*

C:\WIN95>

I should get a listener at 0.0.0.0:21, or alun:21, but I don't. So,
while "netstat -a" _should_ be the answer, it isn't.

Alun.
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