bash: netstat: command not found – Debian/Ubuntu Linux CentOS

The error "bash: netstat: command not found" in Debian/Ubuntu Linux means that the net-tools package, which contains the netstat executable, is not installed. This package may not be installed by default, so it needs to be installed manually.

To install netstat on Debian and Ubuntu systems, use the command sudo apt-get install net-tools. And On CentOS and similar OSs, use the command sudo yum install net-tools.

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Here are some of the most common netstat commands:

netstat -an: : Displays all active TCP and UDP connections, including listening ports.
netstat -a: : Displays all TCP and UDP connections, including listening ports, and local and foreign addresses.
netstat -n: : Displays all TCP and UDP connections, including listening ports, in numerical form.
netstat -s: : Displays TCP/IP statistics, such as the number of packets sent and received.
netstat -r: : Displays the routing table.
netstat -i: : Displays a list of all network interfaces.
netstat -c: : Displays a list of all TCP and UDP connections, including listening ports, and the time they have been established.
netstat -e: : Displays a list of all TCP and UDP connections, including listening ports, and the state of the connection.

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