Troy Tate
0 pts. | Sep 25 2009 8:03PM GMT
True - good catch so now just need a quick way to count the number of lines returned at the command prompt.
Mshen
23535 pts. | Sep 25 2009 10:31PM GMT
You can use a powershell command to count the lines.
@(netstat -an | select-string “:23 “).count
Sumeshbnr
1590 pts. | Sep 29 2009 4:48AM GMT
HI,
By the bultin network monitor graphical tool in windows 2003 can do an dyou can filter based on port /application to view the output.
Thanks.






