LX0-104 · Question #58
Which of the following details is NOT provided in any output from the netstat utility?
The correct answer is A. broadcast services. The netstat utility provides extensive network information, including active connections, interface statistics, and routing tables, but it does not directly list "broadcast services". While it shows network activity, it doesn't categorize or list services specifically by their br
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- Abroadcast services
- Binterface statistics
- Cmasquerading connections
- Dnetwork connections
- Erouting tables
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The `netstat` utility provides extensive network information, including active connections, interface statistics, and routing tables, but it does not directly list "broadcast services". While it shows network activity, it doesn't categorize or list services specifically by their broadcast nature.
The `netstat` utility provides information on network connections, routing tables, and interface statistics, but it does not have a direct output or option to enumerate "broadcast services" as a distinct category.
`netstat -i` or `netstat -s` can display interface statistics, including byte counts, packet counts, and error rates for network interfaces.
`netstat` can provide details related to masquerading (NAT) connections, especially on Linux systems with appropriate kernel modules or specialized tools.
`netstat -a` or `netstat -t` or `netstat -u` lists active network connections (TCP, UDP) and listening ports.
`netstat -r` displays the kernel IP routing table.
Concept tested: `netstat` utility output capabilities
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