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Linux server port checking: which command to use

Author: Jay
Published: 2025-10-11 13:33:39
Source: baike300

Overview

Sometimes we need to check which ports are currently in use on the server. How can we do that?

sudo netstat -tulnp

Use this command to check the current ports.
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