confused by netstat result
I ssh to my ubuntu server and run sudo netstat -a -p and I get this:
tcp 0 0 ip-172-31-25-123.us:ssh mailDOTjjtoursDOTcom:54531 ESTABLISHED 1516/sshd: ubuntu [
And when I use my other ssh client, it shows another jjtoursDOTcom in there.
I use putty and bitvise.
Why does it show that domain name?
(I replaced dots . with DOT in domain names)
ssh netstat
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I ssh to my ubuntu server and run sudo netstat -a -p and I get this:
tcp 0 0 ip-172-31-25-123.us:ssh mailDOTjjtoursDOTcom:54531 ESTABLISHED 1516/sshd: ubuntu [
And when I use my other ssh client, it shows another jjtoursDOTcom in there.
I use putty and bitvise.
Why does it show that domain name?
(I replaced dots . with DOT in domain names)
ssh netstat
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I ssh to my ubuntu server and run sudo netstat -a -p and I get this:
tcp 0 0 ip-172-31-25-123.us:ssh mailDOTjjtoursDOTcom:54531 ESTABLISHED 1516/sshd: ubuntu [
And when I use my other ssh client, it shows another jjtoursDOTcom in there.
I use putty and bitvise.
Why does it show that domain name?
(I replaced dots . with DOT in domain names)
ssh netstat
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I ssh to my ubuntu server and run sudo netstat -a -p and I get this:
tcp 0 0 ip-172-31-25-123.us:ssh mailDOTjjtoursDOTcom:54531 ESTABLISHED 1516/sshd: ubuntu [
And when I use my other ssh client, it shows another jjtoursDOTcom in there.
I use putty and bitvise.
Why does it show that domain name?
(I replaced dots . with DOT in domain names)
ssh netstat
ssh netstat
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netstat does a reverse DNS lookup to display a hostname instead of an IP. You can disable reverse DNS lookup with the -n option.
Try this:
$ sudo netstat -anp
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netstat does a reverse DNS lookup to display a hostname instead of an IP. You can disable reverse DNS lookup with the -n option.
Try this:
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netstat does a reverse DNS lookup to display a hostname instead of an IP. You can disable reverse DNS lookup with the -n option.
Try this:
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netstat does a reverse DNS lookup to display a hostname instead of an IP. You can disable reverse DNS lookup with the -n option.
Try this:
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