Tracking concurrent telnet sessions – Windows 2003

Labnuke99
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Microsoft Windows Server 2003
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Does anyone know a good method of tracking concurrent telnet sessions in Windows Server 2003? I know you can type netstat -an | find ":23" to find all connections to ports beginning with 23 but this is an issue for other services listening on ports like 2301 or 2381 for example. We are trying to track concurrent telnet sessions for licensing purposes. Thanks for the assistance.

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You basically answered your own question. All you need to do is add a space after 23.

<b>netstat -an | find “:23 “</b>

That will weed out the 2301 or 2381 ports from the output.

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  • Troy Tate
    True - good catch so now just need a quick way to count the number of lines returned at the command prompt.
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  • Troy Tate
    btw - thanks MShen.
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  • mshen
    You can use a powershell command to count the lines. @(netstat -an | select-string ":23 ").count
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  • sumeshbnr
    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.
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  • Ajaykotma
    can we trace or know about client after disconnect ?
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