tcp   0     0   192.168.22.6:55017  www.oreillynet.com:www  ESTABLISHED

^    ^  ^     ^          ^           ^             ^           ^
|    |  |     |          |           |             |           |
|    |  |     |         port         remote      port      Connection
|    |  |   your machine             server                  State
|    |  bytes in send queue
|    Bytes in recive queue
| type of connection


Connection State can be
StateDescription
LISTEN     accepting connections
ESTABLISHED     connection up and passing data
SYN_SENT     TCP; session has been requested by us; waiting for reply from 
remote endpoint
SYN_RECV     TCP; session has been requested by a remote endpoint for a socket 
on which we were listening
LAST_ACK     TCP; our socket is closed; remote endpoint has also shut down; we 
are waiting for a final acknowledgement
CLOSE_WAIT     TCP; remote endpoint has shut down; the kernel is waiting for 
the application to close the socket
TIME_WAIT     TCP; socket is waiting after closing for any packets left on the 
network
CLOSED     socket is not being used (FIXME. What does mean?)
CLOSING     TCP; our socket is shut down; remote endpoint is shut down; not all 
data has been sent
FIN_WAIT1     TCP; our socket has closed; we are in the process of tearing down 
the connection
FIN_WAIT2     TCP; the connection has been closed; our socket is waiting for 
the remote endpoint to shut down

Active UNIX domain sockets (servers and established)
Proto RefCnt Flags       Type       State         I-Node Path
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     21775    /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     22279    /var/run/sock.sock
|        |             |              |                  |                  
|                 |
|        |             |              Stream        State          Inode        
disk file
|        |             Flags
|        Reference Count
Protocol

A Unix domain socket (UDS) or IPC socket (inter-process communication socket) 
is a virtual socket, similar to an internet socket that is used in POSIX 
operating systems for inter-process communication. The correct standard POSIX 
term is POSIX Local IPC Sockets.

These connections appear as byte streams, much like network connections, but 
all data remains within the local computer.




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