Which command can be used to show the current TCP/IP connections?

Netsh is a command-line scripting utility for configuring and managing network interfaces, firewall rules, and routing - it does not display active TCP/IP connection states.

'Net use connection' is not a valid Windows command - 'net use' manages shared drive and resource mappings and has no function for reporting TCP/IP socket connections.

Netstat (network statistics) is a cross-platform command-line utility that reports active TCP/UDP connections, listening ports, protocol statistics, and routing tables; flags such as '-an' display all connections and ports in numeric form. It is the primary tool for auditing which processes have open network connections on a host.

'Net use' creates or lists mapped network drives and UNC share connections but does not report TCP/IP socket-level connection states or listening ports.