Network Scanning for Open Ports +Plus
This guide should shed some light on hw to find open ports on your network, what's accessing them, and more...small but useful.

If you're a bit confused about what this is meant to do; these commands will show you who you are connected and what port you are using from your network as well as who/what is connected to you and what is being used for that.

Section 1: Open/Exposed Ports

Start > Run > Type "cmd" (without the quotes) then Hit Enter
At the comman line, Type "netstat -a" (without the quotes/there is a space after the 2nd t)

The results will give you a list of the listening ports and and who's on the other end of your computer

Section 2: More Commands
All of the following are to be used at the command line as well...

Who is listening?
Type: netstat -an

List processes:
netstat -o

Active Connections:
netstat -ao

cool nice info.....

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Short and to the point. Dont understad what all the connections mean, but very useful

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