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In Linux, How do you find find out what process is occupying what port ?

Posted by – Oktober 6, 2011

Question by searchingwisdom: In Linux, How do you find find out what process is occupying what port ?
Looking simple command line solution to find out what ports are occupied by what process, in Linux or Unix in general.

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Answer by Michael J
I have used lsof to do this. In my case it was on Solaris for determining a free port for Tuxedo app server.

The command I used shows what proc is using TCP port 45003, it as follows:

lsof -i TCP:45003

Hope that helps

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Is it possible to port the display of my Windows machine over to my Linux desktop?

Posted by – August 30, 2011

Question by SAFETY NOT GUARANTEED: Is it possible to port the display of my Windows machine over to my Linux desktop?
I have a Windows desktop tower next to my Linux desktop. Is there a way to have my Windows machine in a separate window on my Linux desktop? I hate having to screw with hooking up another monitor every time I (am forced) to used Windows for something.

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Answer by amitoketo
You could get a cable splitter and have one end into ur monitor and the 2 other ends going into the 2 computers. This may not be the best thing if you want to use both at once however.

Best way (and what i do with my laptop) is to install a VNC server/client.

1) If you’re using Linux as ur main machine then you may have some VNC program built in (espec if you run kde). If not then find one from somewhere. Install the client on your linux.

2) For windows i suggest TightVNC as its what I use.. Seems relatively easy too. Just install the server on that comp.

Then just use ur linux comp to access the windows pc via a network.. Easy!

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