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netstat results explained
Name: k_don Date: May 22, 2003 at 08:05:20 Pacific OS: solaris 6 CPU/Ram: 432/2g
Comment:
what exactly does the data represent when you do a netstat [w/o] arguments at the command line? example
ammaster.3002|hsc-xi1.35847|16060|0|8760|0| ESTABLISHED
The first column is the local host and port number[ammaster.3002] The second column is the transmitting host and port number[hsc-xi1.35847]. ESTABLISHED is easy enough to figure out, however 16060|0|8760|0 I am a little confused about. I think 16060 is the TCP receive buffer on the host and 8760 is the receive buffer on the remote node. The zeros??? Can anyone confirm of deny this.
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