GROG, why don't you simply change IPTables default policy INPUT to DROP and then add what you wish to allow?
If you're interested in INPUT with netstat you use the -l flag in netstat to list those sockets which listen. Normally you also have -p flag which shows application which listens (very useful) but this version of netstat doesn't allow this. So ie. $ netstat -lan |more
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If you're interested in INPUT with netstat you use the -l flag in netstat to list those sockets which listen. Normally you also have -p flag which shows application which listens (very useful) but this version of netstat doesn't allow this. So ie. $ netstat -lan |more
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