Use netstat to view the specified number of network connections under windows

Linux is very convenient, grep it and then wc it. Windows has always been unpopular. Today we found a way to count the number of links on windows.

For example, to view the total number of current tcp links:

Netstat-ant | find / C / I "TCP"

seventy-eight

To view the number of network links for 10.10.0.1:

Netstat-ant | find / C / I "10.10.0.1"

forty-seven

What if you want to see all the links? A magic string is used:

Netstat-ant | find / v / C / I "matro"

one hundred and twenty three

"matro" is customized by you, as long as the string is not included in all links.

Of course, if you want to use the windows server all the time, it is recommended that you copy the modified linux commands, such as grep,wc, to the system32 directory of windows, just like LInux.

Download link:

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