How to view the developed port in Linux

How to view the developed port in Linux

Introduction: on Linux servers, it is often necessary to check whether certain ports of the system are enabled normally, or to know which processes occupy specific port services. Therefore, this command is very common, this article describes common methods for these commands.

1. check whether a specific port is enabled or occupied

List all tcp connections in the listener status:

netstat -lntp 

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Lists All tcp ports in the listener status.

netstat -alt

Find the process of a specific port:

netstat -alp | grep 8010 

View the user name or user id:

netstat -altep

Lists the user IDs of tcp in the current process.

netstat -altne

Here, assume that you -NAnd -EThe attribute of the User column is the User ID, not the User name. Use -EpOption to view both the process name and User Name

-S: list the statistical network information:

-R: List route information

-I prints the network interface information, and-e works with it to output more friendly information.

Output Network Interface Information:

netstat -ie

2. lsof command

Command Format: lsof-I: port_number

lsof -i :8010

3. How to find help information

In linux, a powerful command man is provided to help us find the most comprehensive introduction information.

man netstat

4. Summary

Netstat is a very powerful command that provides the vast majority of required information. lsof is also a very useful tool, but in specific circumstances, lsof may not be able to find out, however, netstat can be queried.

We recommend that you use nestat to query ports first.