Stat 🟢

About 📝

stat.sh is a bash script that monitors and displays active network connections by port, with color-coded output based on connection volume:

• Green: < 20 connections 🟢
• Orange: 20-50 connections 🟠
• Red: > 50 connections 🔴

This script is useful for quickly identifying which ports have the highest number of active connections on your system.

• Author 👨‍💻
• Percio Andrade
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: Zendev : https://zendev.com.br

Requirements 🛠️

Root/Superuser Privileges: The script must be run as root.

• Required Commands: ss, awk, sort, uniq

Usage 🚀

sudo ./stat.sh [OPTIONS]

Options 🎛️

• -n NUMBER: Show top N ports (default: 10)
• -i INTERVAL: Refresh interval in seconds (default: no refresh)
• -h: Show this help message

Output 📋

The script displays ports sorted by the number of active connections in the following format:

Port - Total Connections (color coded)

Example 🌟

sudo ./stat.sh -n 5 -i 10

This command will display the top 5 ports with the highest number of connections, refreshing every 10 seconds.

How It Works 🛠️

Gather Port Statistics: The script uses the ss command to gather network statistics.

Process and Sort: The data is processed and sorted to identify the top ports by connection count.

Color-Coded Output: The results are displayed with color-coded output based on the number of connections.

Notes 📌

• Ensure you have the necessary permissions to run the script as root.
• Make sure all required commands are installed on your system.

License 📄

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v2.0