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Using netstat -to on a Linux system shows the status of tcp keepalive for a socket like this:

Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address           Foreign Address         State       Timer
tcp6       0      0 192.168.210.114:3389    192.168.10.57:52914     ESTABLISHED keepalive (1224,85/0/0)

However the Windows version of netstat doesn't have the Timer column. The argument -o shows the processID instead. Is there an easy way to check this in Windows (in PowerShell) ?

T-Me
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No, you'd need a third party software like Wireshark to view this. What you can view with Resource Monitor (resmon) is if a connection is on keepalive (the connection is greyed out) but you wont see the actual timer.

For this go to Network and expand on TCP Connections

Manu
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