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→How to check the current connection state in Teltonika RUTOS?
==How to check the current connection state in Teltonika RUTOS?==
==How to check the current connection state in Teltonika RUTOS?==
1. In Webui go to Status > Realtime Data > Connections.
1. In WebUI, Go to '''Status''' > '''Realtime Data''' > '''Connections'''.
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2. In CLI, use the command “iptables -L -n -v | grep "state”” to show the iptables rules involving “State Module”.
2. In CLI, use the below command to show the iptables rules involving “State Module”.
iptables -L -n -v | grep "state"
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3. In CLI, use the command “cat /proc/net/nf_conntrack” to display the connection tracking table maintained by the kernel. It shows active connections and their states, which is essential for SPI.
3. In CLI, use the command '''cat /proc/net/nf_conntrack''' to display the connection tracking table maintained by the kernel. It shows active connections and their states, which is essential for SPI.
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