If you are not sure what is listening on those ports you can use a number of tools.
Personally I like lsof
Code:sudo lsof -i -n -P
Walking moon
If you are not sure what is listening on those ports you can use a number of tools.
Personally I like lsof
Code:sudo lsof -i -n -P
Last edited by bodhi.zazen; June 29th, 2010 at 11:19 PM.
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Nice. Thanks.Originally Posted by bodhi.zazen
Except you had an extra "-" so it should be:
Code:sudo lsof -i -n
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no, I missed the P, see revised post ...Nice. Thanks.
Except you had an extra "-" so it should be:
Code:sudo lsof -i -n
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What are you planning?
Ah ok. Thanks.
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