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Subject: netstat and long hostnames
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Hi,

I'm sure there is a really easyway to do this but...

When I do a netstat I get a list of hosts connected to my machine. I only
see the first 16 or so characters. If I wanted to find the entire hostname
or number how would I go about it?

Thanks,

Andrew