Displaying Additional Network Status With the netstat Command

You can use the netstat command with various other command-line options to display additional network status, beyond what is documented in this chapter. There are 10 forms of the command and each form produces a different table of statistics about the various parts of the networking subsystem.

Some of the additional statistics that you can obtain include the following:

netstat –g

Displays multicast group memberships

netstat –P

Displays net-to-media tables: ARP and NDP mappings

netstat –m

Displays STREAMS memory statistics

netstat –M

Displays the multicast routing table

netstat –D

Displays the status of DHCP leases

netstat –d

Displays the destination cache table

For complete details, see the netstat (1M) man page.