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    bash: netstat: command not found – Ubuntu/Debian

    By RahulFebruary 25, 20221 Min Read

    After launching a new Ubuntu system, I found that it doesn’t have netstat command installed. When tried to execute netstat command, found the below error message on terminal. This tutorial will help you to install netstat command on Ubuntu and Debian system.

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    Error:

    bash: netstat: command not found

    Solution:

    The net-tools package provides large number of utilities for managing networking on a system. Which is available under the default apt repositories.

    Open a terminal and execute following command:

    sudo apt install net-tools 
    

    Press ‘y’ if prompt for the confirmation.

    That’s it, You have installed netstat command on your Ubuntu and Debian systems.

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