The netstat command (available on Linux and Windows) displays a computer's active network connections. Explain how to use this command to see whether a web page is not closing connections that it has established or, if connection pooling is utilised, not returning connections to the pool. You should be aware that connection pooling may result in the connection not being terminated promptly.

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 The netstat command (available on Linux and Windows) displays a computer's active network connections. Explain how to use this command to see whether a web page is not closing connections that it has established or, if connection pooling is utilised, not returning connections to the pool. You should be aware that connection pooling may result in the connection not being terminated promptly.

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