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Verify open ports on a Linux system

Geetu R. Vaswani Computer, Information, Information, Internet, Linux, Network, Security August 7, 2011 1 Minute

# netstat -tupnl <enter>

This command will show you all the open ports on your system.

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Published August 7, 2011

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