(This post was last modified: 23.11.2010, 19:41 by Lekensteyn.)
23.11.2010, 19:41
From my utility script, run the following command in cmd:
Note the space after 80. If no output is displayed, then port 80 is not in use.
If port 80 is in use, the output should look like this:
5992 is the Process ID in this case. You can use Process Explorer to identify the application with that PID.
For MySQL, just replace 80 by 3306.
443 is used for HTTPS, but can be disabled in httpd.conf
Code:
netstat -ano | find "LISTENING" | find ":80 "
If port 80 is in use, the output should look like this:
Code:
TCP 192.168.12.34:80 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING 5992
For MySQL, just replace 80 by 3306.
443 is used for HTTPS, but can be disabled in httpd.conf
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