A Linux server has multiple IPs. A Linux administrator needs to verify if the HTTP server port is bound to the correct IP. Which of the following commands would BEST accomplish this task?

The `route` command is used to view or manipulate the IP routing table, not to inspect listening ports or process bindings.

The `host` command performs DNS lookups to resolve hostnames to IP addresses, which is not relevant for checking local port bindings.

The `nslookup` command is also used for querying DNS servers for domain name information, not for verifying local server port configurations.

The `netstat` command displays active network connections, routing tables, interface statistics, and listening ports. Using options like `netstat -tulnp` allows an administrator to see which processes are listening on which IP addresses and ports, directly verifying the HTTP server's binding.

The `ip` command (from iproute2 utilities) configures network interfaces and routing, but it does not display information about processes bound to specific ports.