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My installed OS is Ubuntu 12.10, 64 bit, English, kernel version 3.5.0.21

Which commands must I issue at the terminal window to find out the names of programs that connect to the internet immediately after Ubuntu boots up?

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answered 2 Years ago hreadsoplet · Accepted Answer

sudo netstat --inet -p will show current active or listening connections with names of programs.

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To view connections with LISTENING state netstat must be invoked with additional -a option: sudo netstat --inet -pa