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In linux, you can get the following statistics with netstat:

Active Internet connections (including servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q  Local Address          Foreign Address        (state)
tcp4       0      0  192.168.1.136.58519    72.47.210.69.80        LAST_ACK
tcp4      37      0  192.168.1.136.57059    174.129.27.181.443     CLOSE_WAIT
tcp4      37      0  192.168.1.136.57058    174.36.30.66.443       CLOSE_WAIT

But the windows version of netstat doesn't seem to provide Recv-Q/Send-Q. Is there an advanced tool available somewhere, or do I have to talk to some *.dll to get them in Windows?

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You can use the Performance Monitoring tool (perfmon) to find out some of this information.

Add a counter from the "Network Interface" performance monitor. There are a number of options including the "Output Queue Length".

Jeff Foster
My understanding is Recv-Q/Send-Q are IP level statistics, while "Output Queue Length" is NIC level. Is this correct?
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