How Windows can view the current running state of memcache from the command line

The command line to view the running status of Memcache is primarily the stats command, as follows:

(1) First connect the memcache via telnet command, command: Telnet 127.0.0.1 11211

(2) The state of the current memcache can be obtained by inputting stats directly.

For the status of Memcache, the meanings of English are explained as follows:

Pid	Process ID of the Memcache server
Uptime	Number of seconds the server has been running
Time	Server's current UNIX timestamp
Version	Memcache version
Pointer_size	The current operating system pointer size (32-bit system is generally 32bit)
Rusage_user	Cumulative user time for the process
Rusage_system	Cumulative system time for processes
Curr_items	The number of items currently stored by the server
Total_items	The total number of items stored since the server was started
bytes	The number of bytes occupied by the current server store items
Curr_connections	Number of connections currently open
Total_connections	Number of connections that have been opened since the server was started
Connection_structures	Number of connection constructs allocated by the server
Cmd_get	Get command (GET) total number of requests
Cmd_set	Set command (Save) Total Request count
Get_hits	Total Hit Count
Get_misses	Total number of Misses
Evictions	Items deleted in order to get free memory (the space allocated to memcache needs to be deleted after the old items are allocated to the new items)
Bytes_read	Total bytes read (number of requests bytes)
Bytes_written	Total Bytes sent (bytes of result)
Limit_maxbytes	Size of memory allocated to Memcache (bytes)
Threads	Current number of threads

How Windows can view the current running state of memcache from the command line