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how can i get the ISP IP address and port from terminal command
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On Windows and *NIX systems is a lovely command called "netstat"Originally posted by LeStAt
Google for it, or read your OS help for that command and flags you can use.
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You then locate the connection you want to know about (Src/Dst IP address and Src/Dst port) and you've got what you want.
Next time be more specific in what you are looking for when you post.Last edited by TheCotMan; May 22, 2005, 02:42. -
Do you mean the one the assiged you (ignoring port portion of question)Originally posted by LeStAt
windows: ipconfig
*nix: ifconfig"Never Underestimate the Power of Stupid People in Large Groups"Comment
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There's too much ambiguity in their question.Originally posted by hackajar
Could also be a question about port scanning of a remote host, or a question about how to resolve a hostname and service name to an IP address and port number.
I wish people could provide enough information in their questions to make it easier to help them.Comment
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I believe he is asking about the "netstat" command.
It shows all of the addresses you are currently connected to, and all of the corresponding ports.Comment
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/me acts like a smartassOriginally posted by MasterWD
I wish I would have thought of that in my first post in this thread! :-P
heh-heh hrm oh yeah!Comment
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/me starts wistling and casually slips away around corner"Never Underestimate the Power of Stupid People in Large Groups"Comment
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;begin rantOriginally posted by LeStAt
Fucking shit!! What is this.. n00bie help forum?!? Either use a fucking search engine, or read a book. It probably took you longer to register on the site and post than it would have taken for you to figure it out for yourself...
;end rantHappiness is a belt-fed weapon.Comment
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