Is there an API call on Linux which returns currently opened TCP connections on the system (like GetTcpTable call on Windows)?
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Is there an API call on Linux which returns currently opened TCP connections on the system (like GetTcpTable call on Windows)?
Thanks.
As per UNIX philosophy of ‘everything is a file’, you can get what you want from reading
/proc/net/tcp.