The modem I have allows me to view and change the DNS server addresses in it's settings, accessed via a browser.
As mentioned by CharlesV, netstat is handy for seeing connections in the Terminal.
I've had this list for years so hopefully it's still valid.
As mentioned by CharlesV, netstat is handy for seeing connections in the Terminal.
I've had this list for years so hopefully it's still valid.
Code:
netstat -h --- list all netstat commandsnetstat -a --- list allsudo netstat -tup --- display programs using whatever function with tcp & udp protocolssudo netstat -tp --- display programs using whatever tcpsudo netstat -up --- display programs using whatever udpnetstat -at --- all tcp portsnetstat -au --- all udp portsnetstat -l --- all listening portsnetstat -lt --- tcp listeningnetstat -lu --- udp listeningnetstat -lx --- unix listeningnetstat -s --- all statisticsnetstat -st --- stats for tcpnetstat -su --- stats for udpnetstat -i --- network interface transactionsStatistics: Posted by JmaCWQ — Fri Apr 18, 2025 10:37 am