Program call

The program is installed under /usr/bin/netstat. If it is called without options or with the -h or -? option, the following help text is shown:

netstat [-a][-ia][-h][-i [<ifname>[,...]]][-ir [<ifname>[,...]]][-is]
  [-isr][-d][-dsr][-g][-gm][-m][-ma][-mn][-mo][-mp][-r][-s][-si][-sc]
  [-st][-su][-t][-tl][-te][-tpo][-tw][-ac][-u][-?]
  [<waittime>][<repetitions>]

Description of the options

You can specify several options at the same time. The corresponding outputs are shown for every repetition.

-a	Show IP addresses. The display corresponds to the IP-ADDRESSES = *YES parameter under BS2000.
-ia	Show own IP/IPv6 internet addresses. The display corresponds to the INTERNET-ADDRESSES = *YES parameter under BS2000.
-h	Show this help. The help text described above is shown.
-i [<ifname>[,...]]:
	Show interface values. If one or more comma-separated interface names are specified, only the values of the corresponding interfaces are shown. The display corresponds to the INTERFACE-VALUES =*YES parameter under BS2000.
-ir [<ifname>[,...]]:
	Show interface rate. If one or more comma-separated interface names are specified, only the values of the corresponding interfaces are shown. The display corresponds to the INTERFACE-RATE =*YES parameter under BS2000.
-is	Show sum of all interfaces. The display corresponds to the INTERFACE-SUM =*YES parameter under BS2000.
-isr	Show sum interface rate of all interfaces. The display corresponds to the INTERFACE-SUM-RATE =*YES parameter under BS2000.
-d	Show device connections. Displays the device connections in BS2000.
-dsr	Show sum device rate of all devices.
-g	show global information in BCAM. The display corresponds to the BCAM-GLOBAL =*YES parameter under BS2000.
-gm	show memory information in BCAM. The display corresponds to the BCAM-MEMORY =*YES parameter under BS2000.
-m	Show MAC addresses. The display corresponds to the MAC-ADDRESSES =*YES parameter under BS2000.
-ma	Show all MAC addresses. The display corresponds to the ALL-MAC-ADDRESS =*YES parameter under BS2000.
-mn	Show all MAC addresses and all their corresponding IP addresses.
-mo	Show own MAC addresses. The display corresponds to the OWN-MAC-ADDRESS =*YES parameter under BS2000.
-mp	Show partner MAC addresses. The display corresponds to the PARTNER-MAC-ADDRESS =*YES parameter under BS2000.
-r	Show routing information. The display corresponds to the ROUTING=*YES parameter under BS2000.
-s	Show ICMP, IP, TCP and UDP statistics. The display corresponds to the ALL-STATISTICS=*YES parameter under BS2000.
-si	Show IP statistics. The display corresponds to the IP-STATISTICS=*YES parameter under BS2000.
-sc	Show ICM statistics. The display corresponds to the ICMP-STATISTICS=*YES parameter under BS2000.
-st	Show TCP statistics. The display corresponds to the TCP-STATISTICS=*YES parameter under BS2000.
-su	Show UDP statistics. The display corresponds to the UDP-STATISTICS=*YES parameter under BS2000.
-t	Show TCP connections. The display corresponds to the TCP-CONNECTIONS=*YES parameter under BS2000.
-tl	Show TCP connections in state "listen".
-te	Show TCP connections in state "established".
-tpo	Show own proxy (tunnel) TCP connection, if available.
-tw	Show TCP connections in state "timewait".
-ac	Show all TCP connections. The display corresponds to the ALL-CONNECTIONS=*YES parameter under BS2000.
-u	Show opened UDP ports. The display corresponds to the UDP-PORTS=*YES parameter under BS2000.
-?	Show this help Shows the help text described above.
<waittime>
	Wait time (in seconds) between 2 displays of the selected functions.
<repetitions>
	Number of times the display of the selected functions is repeated.

If you don’t specify the <waittime> parameter or the <repetitions> parameter, a display is shown and the program is terminated.

If you only specify the <waittime> parameter, the selected functions are output until the program is aborted (with @@C).

If you also specify the <repetitions> parameter, the program is terminated after the corresponding number of repetitions.