I do a lot of work with Citrix servers and one of the things we use a lot is batch files. The reason for this is because it allows us to copy files, registry settings, or other conditions before launching an application for a user.
I do a lot of work with Citrix servers and one of the things we use a lot is batch files. The reason for this is because it allows us to copy files, registry settings, or other conditions before launching an application for a user.
If you have a Barracuda Spam Firewall, there is a hidden tab in the management GUI that allows modification of some additional advanced parameters.
Question:
How can I find who is connected to my web server from the command line
Answer:
Here are the commands for http (port 80) for windows or linux
Windows:
netstat -an | find “80″
Linux:
netstat -wanutp | grep “.http”
or
netstat -an |grep :80 |wc -l
