udaykumar1997/open-ssh-connections

Simple PS script to show the number of SSL/SFTP connections from/to the current server.

Active SSL and SFTP Connections PowerShell Script

This PowerShell script is designed to help you monitor the number of active SSL and SFTP connections on a Windows Server. It filters the results based on the default port numbers for SSL (port 443) and SFTP (port 22) and provides the count and details of the connections.

Features

Counts and displays the number of active SSL and SFTP connections Searches both LocalPorts and RemotePorts for the respective port numbers Provides a detailed list of connections, including: LocalAddress LocalPort RemoteAddress RemotePort State OwningProcess

Prerequisites

PowerShell (built-in to Windows) Administrator access on the Windows Server to get accurate results

Usage

Clone or download the script to your local machine or Windows Server. Open PowerShell with administrative privileges (right-click on the PowerShell icon and select "Run as administrator"). Navigate to the directory where you saved the script. Run the script by typing .\script_name.ps1 and press Enter (replace "script_name" with the actual file name). The script will output the count of active SSL and SFTP connections, as well as a detailed list of connection information.

Customization

If you are using custom port numbers for SSL or SFTP, you can adjust the $sslPort and $sftpPort variables in the script to match your configuration: $watchingPort = Your_Custom_Port $sftpPort = Your_Custom_SFTP_Port Replace Your_Custom_SSL_Port and Your_Custom_SFTP_Port with your custom port numbers.

Disclaimer

This script is provided "as is" without any warranty or guarantee. Use it at your own risk. Always test scripts in a safe environment before using them in production.