Hi there,

I would like to know which process opens TCP/IP port 10100. and who is the
owner of the process.

The machine is Sun E450, solaris 8.

when i execute command  netstat, the output is below

[dbm@dbm /user/dbm]$netstat -na | grep 10100
*.10100              *.*                0      0 24576      0 LISTEN
203.239.148.41.10100 203.239.148.41.65294 32768      0 32768      0
CLOSE_WAIT
203.239.148.41.10100 203.239.148.41.65341 32768      0 32714      0
CLOSE_WAIT
203.239.148.41.10100 203.239.148.41.65345 32768      0 32714      0
CLOSE_WAIT
[dbm@dbm /user/dbm]$

Thanks in advance

Jaguk Ku

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Jaguk Ku <jkku@kynax.com> wrote:
quote:

> I would like to know which process opens TCP/IP port 10100. and who is the
> owner of the process.


lsof will tell you.
man lsof for more info

Davide

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quote:

> lsof will tell you.
> man lsof for more info


if lsof is not installed you can use

bash# list=`ps -e -o pid` ; for item in $list ; do pfiles $item | grep port
| grep 10100 && echo $item ; done

to get the pid of the process.

Christoph




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On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 14:20:12 +0900, Jaguk Ku
<jkku@kynax.com> wrote:
quote:

> Hi there,
>
> I would like to know which process opens TCP/IP port 10100. and who is the
> owner of the process.
>
> The machine is Sun E450, solaris 8.
>
> when i execute command  netstat, the output is below
>
> [dbm@dbm /user/dbm]$netstat -na | grep 10100
>       *.10100              *.*                0      0 24576      0 LISTEN
> 203.239.148.41.10100 203.239.148.41.65294 32768      0 32768      0
> CLOSE_WAIT
> 203.239.148.41.10100 203.239.148.41.65341 32768      0 32714      0
> CLOSE_WAIT
> 203.239.148.41.10100 203.239.148.41.65345 32768      0 32714      0
> CLOSE_WAIT
> [dbm@dbm /user/dbm]$
>

netstat -np
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