grodriguezma
IS-IT--Management
Can anyone tell me a way to identify which processID is using a specific port in Solaris 5.8?
Thanks in Advance.
Thanks in Advance.
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How Identify processID using a specific port?
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KenCunningham
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Fat fingers! Try Thread60-795889
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grodriguezma
IS-IT--Management
Thanks for info KenCunningham,
I'll check script mentioned.
Really, I'm searching for a tool similar to 'netstat' but including processID even if socket is in time-wait state.
Through 'lsof' command, I'm able to identify processID per port, but only for state 'established'.
regards
I'll check script mentioned.
Really, I'm searching for a tool similar to 'netstat' but including processID even if socket is in time-wait state.
Through 'lsof' command, I'm able to identify processID per port, but only for state 'established'.
regards
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grodriguezma
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Thanks vptl for your help,
(even though my 'lsof' rejects '-y' option, output info is enough in any case).
regards,
(even though my 'lsof' rejects '-y' option, output info is enough in any case).
regards,
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