tcp - Understanding of netstat -na command in linux -
i facing bad issue , pathetic in networking concepts. when try connect system using tcp protocol getting failure if connect same system after time success.
scenario : disconnect target environment , there no connections established target confirmed using below command netstat -na|grep 10.11.12.13 initiate fresh request netstat -na|grep 10.11.12.13 failure given in below
tcp 0 182 ::ffff:127.0.0.1:1234 ::ffff:10.11.12.13:8444 established
i try initiate again after time same request netstat -na|grep 10.11.12.13 see connections in established mode.
i observed difference in second third column of netstat results says value 182 did not see when request successful. know 182 stands for.
consider this:
[root@stg openssl]# netstat -na| more active internet connections (servers , established) proto recv-q send-q local address foreign address state
you can see description of columns @ beginning of netstat
output.
1st : protocol name. in case tcp
2nd : recv-q . number of bytes of data application @ local address
yet pull tcp buffer. in case zero
3rd: send-q. number of bytes of data application has given tcp , aren't ack'ed peer tcp. in case 182