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Terminal commands for other port identification
For those of you who don't want to use a shareware for this, it is fairly easy to find out what port a TCP connection uses with the Terminal.
Terminal commands for other port identification
Thanks for that info. I really like IPNetMonitor but I knew there had to be a terminal commmand that the info was coming from. Gotta love Unix :-) The author(s) of Carrafix mention on their web site that they are/were going to make the source available. I emailed them today about his because I'd love to make this more automated. It seems that this should be a normal network function since oversaturating the channel just kills the rest of your network flow.
More terminal commands for other port identification
If you want more information than what netstat gives you, try lsof.
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