Yep,as topic says how to see the active network connections with software/terminal ?
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man ip
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Sry,but i forgot to mention that i need to see the active connections.
Thanks.
ip a | grep -e ' state UP'
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I recieve only this :
2: enp2s6: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1500 qdisc fq_codel state UP group default qlen 1000
Short questions gets short answers.
What do you expect?
You get the command to display network info - then you get the one for the active connection.
Check a search engine and if you have specific questions you can ask
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Is it exist software to check all active connections.
Its a bit hard for me with that terminal commands.
Sry for the foolish question,but im very new to linux. 
To see the active connections you can use the following command:
sudo ss -tnp
where
t is for tcp connections
n is for numeric output only
p is for display connected process
to see your local server processes you might at an l to the option list
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