Netstat as Networking Monitor [Linux]


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##Netstat Commands - Network Administration Tutorial - YouTube

 

     Since netstat is a popular tool on Windows OS, you also can use it as Network Monitor with some Bash in your New Linux; 

It shows SOURCE IP and FOREGOING  IP, also it's PORTS.: 

 

Protocols: HTTP, SSH, IVP4/6,  DNS HOSTS;

 

 

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