Do you wish there was a netstat
command for a Cisco ASA? Are you looking to see what ports the ASA has open and is listening on? Try this command:
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This command displays all of the ports that are open and established on the ASA.
The state
indicates whether the port is listening or established.
The local address
says which IP it’s listening on. In the example above, 99.99.99.99 is the outside interface and the 172.16.3.1 is the inside interface.
The foreign address
will show up when someone connects to that port. In this case I was ssh’d into the firewall coming from 172.16.2.3.
The output above should be a direct reflection of the ssh
, telnet
, and http
commands in the ASA.
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