show system sockets - Command Equivalents

Ze command

Registry path: show system sockets
Usage: show system sockets [protocol <tcp|udp>] [state <state>] [port <port>]
Mode: Read-only
Wire method: ze-show:system-sockets
Backends: any backend
Task support: optional: the MCP call is synchronous, which is the default
Subcommands: none: this command takes no subcommand
Pipes, always: json, ndjson, table, text, yaml, raw, no-more, save
Pipes, when the answer has rows: match, count, first, last, display, fill
Pipes, while streaming: log
Pipes, local process only: save

Description

Every filter is optional and they combine. States use
kernel names (ESTABLISHED, LISTEN, TIME_WAIT).
Linux only. Good for confirming listeners or spotting stuck connections.

Arguments

Name	Type	Required	Values	Summary	Description
`protocol`	enum	no	`tcp` `udp`	Filter by protocol.	The word is optional. Absent, the list carries both protocols. Ze reads /proc/net/tcp and /proc/net/tcp6 for tcp, and the udp pair for udp.
`state`	string	no	any value of this type	Filter by socket state.	The value is a kernel state name such as established, listen or time_wait, in any letter case. Only sockets in that state are listed. A UDP socket has no state to match.
`port`	uint	no	any value of this type	Filter by port number.	The value is a port number from 1 to 65535. A socket is listed when its local port or its remote port equals it. A value outside that range is ignored and the list is not filtered.

Mapping status

No vendor equivalent has been curated yet for this Ze command.

Juniper Junos MX

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Cisco IOS XR

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Nokia SR OS

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VyOS

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