Hi all,
I'm trying to figure out a way using a netstat command that I've done something similar to it before, basicly what I did is to bring out some open ports or something like that, and then the follow-up comes with another command to find out with application is using that port, and that's mostly what I need here. I want a way to find out which program is using a certain port that I wanna type the number of it myself.
Let's say as an example, I wanna know which program is using the port 1111, is there a way for this? Thanks.
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here's a freeware program that does it
Antiy Ports screenshot and download at SnapFiles.com -
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hmm, 64-bit OS? Or maybe you are using Windows 7 or Vista and it is not permitted?
did you try
netstat -b -t 10 -
The command you posted is great and works well on TCP ports, but why can't I see UDP ports?
Any other way to make the freeware work with me?
Thanks. -
Any luck figuring it out, anyone?
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Try typing 'netstat /?'
You can do 'netstat -b -p UDP -t 10'
Help with Netstat & Ports
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by endframe, Sep 21, 2010.