Command to show IPv6 remote connections

[universe83]

To see the remote connections of the devices in my network use:

/usr/sbin/netstat-nat -n

But the above command is only for IPv4, is there any similar command to show the remote connections over IPv6?

 

[RMerlin]

IPv6 isn't NATed, it's routed.

 

[universe83]

IPv6 isn't NATed, it's routed.

So, is it impossible to know the remote ipv6 address where the devices on my network are connected?

 

[RMerlin]

So, is it impossible to know the remote ipv6 address where the devices on my network are connected?

You have to check on the devices themselves.

 

[universe83]

You have to check on the devices themselves.

okay.
It will be complicated, because the device I'm interested in is an xbox one.

 

[RMerlin]

okay.
It will be complicated, because the device I'm interested in is an xbox one.

Maybe conntrack might know of the session, but I'm not sure.

 

[universe83]

Maybe conntrack might know of the session, but I'm not sure.

Thank you
nf_conntrack
It's what I was looking for.