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1.1       root        1: .TH NETSTAT 8
                      2: .CT 1 sa_nonmortals
                      3: .SH NAME
                      4: netstat, dkstat \- show network status for internet and datakit networks
                      5: .SH SYNOPSIS
                      6: .B netstat
                      7: [
                      8: .B \-acCirRst
                      9: ]
                     10: [
                     11: .I system
                     12: ]
                     13: [
                     14: .I core
                     15: ]
                     16: .PP
                     17: .B dkstat
                     18: [
                     19: .I interval
                     20: [
                     21: .I count
                     22: ]
                     23: ]
                     24: .SH DESCRIPTION
                     25: .I Netstat 
                     26: displays internet
                     27: (TCP/IP and UDP/IP)
                     28: traffic and configuration
                     29: data.
                     30: Without options,
                     31: it lists all TCP and UDP connection assignments.
                     32: A single option
                     33: changes the listing:
                     34: .TP
                     35: .B -a
                     36: known mappings between internet names and
                     37: Ethernet addresses.
                     38: .TP
                     39: .B -c
                     40: all TCP and UDP connection assignments
                     41: (the default).
                     42: .TP
                     43: .B -C
                     44: detailed state of active TCP connections.
                     45: .TP
                     46: .B -i
                     47: active IP interfaces.
                     48: .TP
                     49: .B -n
                     50: display numeric internet addresses rather than host and
                     51: network names.
                     52: .TP
                     53: .B -s
                     54: protocol statistics.
                     55: .TP
                     56: .B -r
                     57: routing tables.
                     58: .TP
                     59: .B -R
                     60: routing tables,
                     61: including deleted entries
                     62: (for debugging).
                     63: .TP
                     64: .BI -t buf
                     65: running trace of
                     66: packets passing through
                     67: .IR buf :
                     68: .L il
                     69: for the Interlan Ethernet controller,
                     70: .L qe
                     71: for the DEQNA,
                     72: .L tcp
                     73: (the default)
                     74: for all packets passing through TCP.
                     75: .PP
                     76: The arguments 
                     77: .I system
                     78: and
                     79: .I core
                     80: are substitutes for the defaults
                     81: .F /unix
                     82: and
                     83: .FR /dev/kmem .
                     84: .PP
                     85: .I Dkstat
                     86: reports the number of bytes received and sent over
                     87: the Datakit network, together with error reports if any occurred.
                     88: The first report is cumulative since a reboot.
                     89: Further reports may be requested every
                     90: .I interval
                     91: seconds; these reports are incremental.
                     92: .PP
                     93: The optional
                     94: .I count
                     95: argument restricts the number of reports.
                     96: .SH DIAGNOSTICS
                     97: .BR "nlist /unix failed" :
                     98: .I netstat
                     99: could not find pertinent system information,
                    100: perhaps because this system isn't set up for TCP/IP.

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