How to know which process owns which tcp/udp port on windows 2000?

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Chris

Hi,

I can get process id from running "netstat -n -a -o" command, but it does
not work on windows 2000.
Is there any other command that can do that?

Thanks in advance.
 
Hi,

I can get process id from running "netstat -n -a -o" command, but
it does not work on windows 2000.
Is there any other command that can do that?

Thanks in advance.
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The program "TCPView" from sysinternals can show you this. According
to the help file: "On Windows NT, 2000 and XP systems TCPView shows
the name of the process that owns each endpoint."
Freeware, of course.

<http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/TcpView.html>

HTH,
John
 

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