The Netstat command is a useful networking tool for checking active connections, listening ports, routing information, and network statistics. System administrators can use it to identify unexpected connections, troubleshoot connectivity problems, and understand how applications communicate over a network. Although newer tools may provide similar functionality, Netstat remains widely recognized and useful across many systems. Understanding its most common options can make network diagnostics faster and more efficient. Read the full article to learn more about the Netstat command and how to use it.