On Fri, Oct 27, 2000 at 12:18:11PM -0700, Carson, Chuck wrote:
| Just check netstat to see if anything is listening on that port.
|
| netstat -a | grep LISTEN | more
|
| If a listening process is defined in /etc/services, the service name will
| appear instead of the port number in the netstat output. So first check
| /etc/services for anything on 8000, then check netstat.
Or just use the -n flag:
netstat -an | grep 8000
This is my habit. Saves that ambiguity with /etc/services, and also is much
faster because otherwise netstat will try to find hostnames for all the
IP numbers, which can take a while.
--
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