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by pankaj_marathe

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Hello, My question is related to following netstat results:
TCP qaserver2:1032 qaserver2:0 LISTENING
TCP qaserver2:1042 qaserver2:0 LISTENING
TCP qaserver2:1052 qaserver2:0 LISTENING
TCP qaserver2:1056 qaserver2:0 LISTENING
TCP qaserver2:1063 qaserver2:0 LISTENING
TCP qaserver2:1064 qaserver2:0 LISTENING
TCP qaserver2:1065 qaserver2:0 LISTENING
TCP qaserver2:1067 qaserver2:0 LISTENING
TCP qaserver2:1074 qaserver2:0 LISTENING
TCP qaserver2:1076 qaserver2:0 LISTENING
TCP qaserver2:1078 qaserver2:0 LISTENING
TCP qaserver2:1082 qaserver2:0 LISTENING
TCP qaserver2:1099 qaserver2:0 LISTENING

Here In foreign addresses column, what does the qaserver2:0 means? Also when many ports on local machine are maped to same machines o (zero) port address....what does it mean?

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by jedimaster2003

OK lets try this out.

1. The qaserver2:0 (qaserver2 is the Computer Name.)(:0 is the Default listening mode of that computer on a particular port).

2. Protocols and Port #'s mapped to :0 would just mean that the port using TCP, UDP etc is not being used at this time, but as soon as the port is used, the :0 would reflect the Port # and the type of connection.

Hope that helps....

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