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AIX: Which Application is Using a Specific Port
How to check which application is binded to specific port on IBM AIX, maybe somebody will find it usefull.
Code:
# netstat -Aan | grep 5524 f100060005e1eb98 tcp4 0 0 *.5524 *.* LISTEN # rmsock f1000600060d8b98 tcpcb The socket 0x60d8808 is being held by proccess 1982694 (java.bin). # ps ax | grep 1982694 1003654 pts/6 A 0:00 grep 1982694 1982694 pts/3 A 3:03 /u00/orahome3/jdk/bin/java.bin -Dibm.stream.nio=true
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