Re: What service is listening on a port

In news:ptpsa4-lh9.ln1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
JimR <kd1yv8@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

How can we find what service is listening on that specific port? It
seems like some variation of netstat should do it, but I can't find
the correct combination to identify the actual service.

As root:
netstat -pan
.

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