In windows port status command
Netstat -a
What is the meaning of *:* in foreign address?
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In windows port status command
Netstat -a
What is the meaning of *:* in foreign address?
Notice that all of the ones that show up as *:* are for the UDP ports.
TCP ports and UDP ports are different in that TCP ports can keep an open connection and therefore will show a state - such as listening, closed_wait, established, etc.
UDP ports do not work this way. They make the connection, transfer data and then close. You will not see a listening or waiting connection. You will only see that a connection has been made.
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