how do i tell what the tcp listening port is on server 2003 ?
04 August 2006, 12:43 PM
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how do i tell what the tcp listening port is on server 2003 ?
basically have a server with an ip of 192.168.1.100,
trying to find out what the tcp port is , as i am having problems getting a single port serial server box to connect in
thanks
jase
trying to find out what the tcp port is , as i am having problems getting a single port serial server box to connect in
thanks
jase
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netstat -a will show you the active ports if run on the box, otherwise you would have to run a port scan using nmap or similar..
But I refer you to the above question
But I refer you to the above question
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