All of the following information is provided in any output from the netstat utility EXCEPT:

`netstat` is primarily used for displaying active network connections, routing tables, and interface statistics, but it does not have a direct output option to list or manage "broadcast services" as a specific information type.

`netstat` can display detailed interface statistics using options like `-i`.

`netstat` can show connections that are subject to network address translation (masquerading) from the local system's perspective.

`netstat` is fundamentally used to list all active network connections, both incoming and outgoing.

`netstat` can display the kernel IP routing table using the `-r` option.