View server connections

We usually use the netstat command to add the-An parameter to the port that the server listens to. However, if there are many connections to the server, the preceding display will be overwritten, at this time, we can use the> output character to input a text and then read the text for research. Is it very convenient. For example, netstata-An> C: \ net.txt

When we have time, we need to check the number of connections on a certain port of the server. If there are too many connections, we will not see the specific number. Of course, the number will also be exhausted, you can query the answers you need in the following ways. The following uses port 80 as an example: netstat-an | findstr "80" | find/C "est"

From: http://opkeep.com/system/windows/win_netstat_port.html