Re: How can i know the process id of the paticular port ?

On Tue, 21 Nov 2006 23:32:18 -0800, koole wrote:

hi ,

1. I wanted to stop/kill a process on the particular port.for eg.7001
was listenning.i wanted to make it idle state or stop it.

2.if u say netstat -a it doesnt say the process id on which it is
running.

try:
netstat -ap
p is for program (also process id)

man netstat
:P

alternative:
netstat -anp | grep 7001
n forces numeric ports etc (in case it is a "well know port")


is there any command to know the process of the port

thanks
koole.

.

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