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 Apr 20 2008, 03:36 PM
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 neways..............i have read alot of the forums and tutorials and i think i read somewhere that i need to go in to the properties tab for this but i wasnt seeing it. what it is is i wanted to check out my dos system on here i have been on dos for years but i tried typing in netstat-a to check the stat i read that u can check out the netstuff through dos netstat-b telnet i tried all these commands and it says this program is not runable or not operable not a batch file im not trying to break into computers trust me im not going to jail i just like to know everything but i thought thte netstat thing was cool thanx in advance cheers to all administrators yall do great 
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Apr 20 2008, 05:14 PM
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Hello XxXBooTCoDeXxX,
To get to the command prompt in XP, click Start, click Run..., type cmd in the "Open:" box, then click OK. A Command Prompt window will open, where you can enter DOS-like commands. In your examples, there should be a space after the netstat command, before the hyphen: netstat -a If you want to see all the options/parameters that are available, you can type: netstat /? Note: If I type netstat-a (without a space before the hyphen), the message you describe is issued: 'netstat-a' is not recognized as an internal or external command, |
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Apr 23 2008, 01:21 AM
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ok thanx i understand it now it read
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