Re: occupied ports

try "lsof"

Alexander Spitzer
Bonsai Bonanza
http://www.BonsaiBonanza.com

a wrote:
Hi

I am running a web application, which uses a few ports, on a RH linux
server. I have the root priviledge of the server. Is there any linux command
to check the ports that are being used on the server?

Thanks


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