” Enter "cmd" without the quotation marks in the search box if on Vista or a later version of Windows to open the command prompt. This is where you will enter your netstat command. There are a few different options that you can use and some of the more popular are listed below. This command will show you a list of your current TCP, or Transmission Control Protocol connections and ports, with the physical computer name listed for local addresses and the host name listed for remote addresses. It will also tell you the state of the port (waiting, established, etc…) This command will show you the same list as netstast -a but it will also show you which programs are using the connections/ports. This command will show you the same list of TCP connections and ports, but with numerical, or IP addresses instead of the actual names of the computers or services. to show the different commands that are available to you. This command will provide you with the statistics for all of the variations of the netstat protocols. Once you have entered your netstat command, a list of TCP/UCP connections with IP addresses will appear.
स्टार्ट मेनू पर जाएँ।  “cmd” को खोजें: ब्लैक विंडो, या टर्मिनल के दिखाई देने का इंतज़ार करें: अभी के कनैक्शन दिखाने के लिए Netstat -a पर एंटर करें: कनैक्शन कौन से प्रोग्राम का उपयोग कर रहे हैं दिखाने के लिए Netstat -b पर एंटर करें: IP एड्रैस को दिखाने के लिए Netstat -n पर एंटर करें: आपके पास उपलब्ध विभिन्न कमांड को दिखाने के लिए netstat/? को एंटर करें: एक्टिव नेटवर्क कनैक्शन को चेक करें: