On Wed, Sep 18, 2002 at 08:03:18AM +0800, [K][R][Y][P][T][O][N] wrote:
> Can someone tell me what does www means at the end of every ip
> address? for example gs.gator.com.89.94.:www <------ does it mean
> that the site is accessing my server through web?
That simply means that the connection to/from that machine is via the
registered www port, or port 80. You can use a command like:
# netstat -lnp
or
# netstat -anp
where 'n' tells netstat to show hostnames as their numeric IP addresses,
and ports using their actual port numbers. netstat uses /etc/services to
map ports to symbolic names.
Netstat's results are arranged with the first address:port as the local,
and the other, as the remote. Obvious naman siguro yung unang lumalabas
puro ikaw (inet2.lsgh.edu.ph).
> tcp 0 0 inet2.lsgh.edu.ph:8888 alumni.lsgh.edu.p:61585 CLOSE
You're connected to alumni.lsgh.edu.ph, local port 8888, remote port
61585. This actually looks more like alumni.lsgh.edu.ph connecting to
your port 8888.
> tcp 0 0 inet2.lsgh.edu.ph:1794 gs.gator.com.89.94.:www
> ESTABLISHED
You're connected to gs.gator.com.89.94, local port 1794, remote port 80.
And so on and so forth.
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