Re: Listening processes.

2001-11-28 Thread Scott H
'netstat -tap' works for linux, Im assuming its the same on unix? On Mon, 26 Nov 2001 20:27, Raghu Chinthoju wrote: Hi Group, Can we find out what processes are listening on what TCP/IP ports on a UNIX host? I there a straight forward command to find that out? Regards, Raghu. This

Re: Listening processes.

2001-11-27 Thread Vinko Vrsalovic B .
Hi Group, Can we find out what processes are listening on what TCP/IP ports on a UNIX host? I there a straight forward command to find that out? In Linux: netstat(8) and fuser(1) For the other Unices out there, other people must help you :-) (maybe some of those utils are present in

Re: Listening processes.

2001-11-27 Thread Sam Overton
'netstat -a' - Original Message - From: Raghu Chinthoju [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, November 26, 2001 9:27 AM Subject: Listening processes. Hi Group, Can we find out what processes are listening on what TCP/IP ports on a UNIX host? I there a straight

Re: Listening processes.

2001-11-27 Thread Tony Green
* This one time, at band camp, Raghu Chinthoju said: Hi Group, Can we find out what processes are listening on what TCP/IP ports on a UNIX host? I there a straight forward command to find that out? You could try any or all of the following On the machine : lsof | egrep TCP

Re: Listening processes.

2001-11-27 Thread A. Fatih (AFE) Ertugrul
Hi, You may try "lsof" command on the console which ls-s the open files on the system. Since the sockets are files, you should be able to see the open ports/owning applications. AFE - Original Message - From: "Raghu Chinthoju" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 26 November

Re: Listening processes.

2001-11-27 Thread David Laganière
Hi. If you know the port and want to know what process is listening to that port, you can use this: fuser -v port#/tcp - for a tcp port fuser -v port#/udp - for an udp port I hope it helped. -- David Laganière Securinet Administrateur www: http://www.securinet.qc.ca/ email: [EMAIL

RE: Listening processes.

2001-11-27 Thread Fab Siciliano
You can try a (locally) lsof |grep LISTEN to get the listening ports. Without the quotes Then look in /etc/services and recognize the services you don't recognize. You can try nmap -v -sS -O [ip address] remotely! -Fab -Original Message- From: Raghu Chinthoju [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: Listening processes.

2001-11-27 Thread John Calderon
Not to sound mean, but please read the archives and faq first. ` lsof -i `does suffice, and netstat -a -p --inet if you need more let me know john Raghu Chinthoju wrote: Hi Group, Can we find out what processes are listening on what TCP/IP ports on a UNIX host? I there a straight