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Finding out what apps are using specific ports.
What can I use to find what specific application is using a specific port. For example, port 3344 is unknown and in use and I want to figure out what application is using it. Can I run netstat on the specific port to find what app is using it?
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kalebksp
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Assuming you're on Windows, "netstat -b" will show the executable that created the socket.
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jibbajabba
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and -a shows all connections and listening port ..My own knowledge base made public: http://open902.com
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HeroPsycho
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Or use TCPView for a GUI interface for netstat...Good luck to all! -
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