Re: [PLUG] What's the best utility to find source of outbound net traffic?

["Claude M. Schrader" <plug@claudeschrader.com>]

try netstat -plt and netstat -vat as root. The first will tell you what
processes are listening on what port, and the second will tell you all
current tcp connections, incoming and outgoing. The output of the second
can be pretty long.
Claude

On Sun, May 21, 2006 at 09:59:11PM -0400, Chad Waters wrote:
> >I had this problem once before with some Windows software always "calling
> >home" and figured it out by installing an old copy of ZoneAlarm.  What
> >should I use on linux to figure out what app is going out to the net while
> >the machine's idle?
> 
> lsof -Pai (as root)
> 
> -C
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