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universe83

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

You have to check on the devices themselves.
 
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.
 

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