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#Connections to servers
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Usually connections to servers are a sign that all is working, occasionally though some nefarious parties decide that they really like the server and want to hog all the connections to themselves.
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A command you can use to see the connections on a server is
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`netstat -anp | grep 'tcp\|udp' | awk '{print $5}' | cut -d ':' -f 1 | sort | uniq -c | nort -n`
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In these situations we will usually see a high connection count for certain services, the most common ones are (In order of how common they are)
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* HTTP (Web Service)
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* SMTP (Outgoing Email Service)
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* IMAP (Incoming Email Service)
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* POP3 (Incoming Email Service)
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* FTP (File Transport Service)
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##HTTP
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Finding IP addresses connecting to HTTP is quite easy, all you should need to do is tail access logs to find the IP addresses
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You can use a command like `tail -f /home/*/access-logs/* | awk '{print $1}'` to get a live update on connections to the webistes on the server.w [For more information on the commands used click here](commands.md)
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