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Linux Networking & TCP/IP for Developers · Lesson

Inspecting Network Connections and Sockets

Use modern Linux tools to list open ports, active connections, and the processes behind them so you can understand what your machine is talking to.

Why Inspect Connections?

Knowing which ports are open and which connections are live is key to debugging services, catching unexpected traffic, and confirming an app listens where you expect.

Meet ss

The modern tool for socket inspection is ss (socket statistics). It replaces older netstat and runs far faster on busy systems.

ss

All lessons in this course

  1. Linux Network Essentials
  2. Basic Network Commands
  3. Network Interfaces & IP
  4. Inspecting Network Connections and Sockets
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