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Linux command: ss - socket statistics

ss is another utility to investigate sockets. It can display more TCP and state information than other tools.

Examples

List all sockets

$ ss -a

Show statistics

$ ss -s

List all listening sockets

$ ss -l

List TCP connections

$ ss -t

List UDP connections

$ ss -u

Show process using socket

$ ss -p

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