netstat -an |find /i "listening"

[Mecano]

Hallo members,

How to covert this: netstat -an |find /i "listening"

to AutoIt

I tried :

Run(@ComSpec & " /K " & 'netstat ' & ' -an |find /i' & '"listening"', "", @SW_SHOW)

this

Run(@ComSpec & " /K " & 'netstat' & '  -an |find /i "listening"' , "", @SW_SHOW)

this

Run(@ComSpec & " /K " & 'netstat ' & ' -an |find /i "listening"' , "", @SW_SHOW)

thanks in advance

[iamtheky]

Run('Cmd /K '  & 'netstat ' & '-an | find /i ' & '"listening"', "", @SW_SHOW)

[DCCD]

@Mecano, what's your problem?

[Mecano]

@boththose:

Thanks for the answer

@DCCD+:

Nothing

men I feel stupid

I was testing on Win XP the command, doest exist on XP

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Edited April 8, 2012 by Mecano

[DCCD]

works fine on Xp!

[Mecano]

@DCCD:

netstat will run on XP but not with the extra command: | find /i ' & '"listening

Win XP

Run('Cmd /K ' & 'netstat ' & '-an ', "", @SW_SHOW)

Vista / win 7

Run('Cmd /K ' & 'netstat ' & '-an | find /i ' & '"listening"', "", @SW_SHOW)

Edit:

netstat command is language dependent

Edited April 17, 2012 by Mecano

[ripdad]

Works on WinXP SP2 and SP3 for me.

Run('cmd /k netstat -an |find /i "listening"', '', @SW_SHOW)

[Mecano]

Strange, here on Win XP SP3 nothing happens ?

[ripdad]

Mecano,

After extensive testing between OS's -- guess what? It still works.

I don't have an answer for you, unless it's one of these ....

1) Somebody hacked an internal command function in Windows. (Find is an internal command)

2) There is nothing "listening" on your network. (try changing "listening" to "established")

3) A gremlin has your system under it's control and won't let you see what is listening.

Well okay - lets try this or go back to this - does it work?

Run(@Comspec & ' /k netstat -an | find /i "listening"', '', @SW_SHOW)

Also, open a command window and paste this in manually:

netstat -an | find /i "listening"

does it work?

After all this - good luck to you.

[Mecano]

ripdad,

Thanks for your answer guess what I just discovered the output of the netstat command is language dependent

your suggestion #2 worked

netstat -an | find /i "established"

changed

netstat -an |find /i "listening"

in to

netstat -an | find /i "luisteren"

Win XP Dutch why "established" is working I don't know (it's not Dutch)

All members thank you

[ripdad]

I knew there was something I was overlooking.

Of course, I think Everyone speaks english ... even computers.

*walks off mumbling*

Edited April 17, 2012 by ripdad