I haven't used nbstat on a winbox but you may find netstat is similar,
although I don't think it will display MAC addresses. Try doing a 'man
netstat' and see if the options within are what you're looking for. (One
of my favourites is netstat -acntu <-- just rearrange the letters if ya
want to get dirty:-)
Cheers, Benjamin
>>Hi there..
>>in windows 2K there is a command in DOS ; nbtstat -display protocol
>>statistics and current TCP/IP connections..even displaying the MAC
>>address of remote machine...
>>
>>any equivalent command in linux?
>>
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