Atitit. Resolve 80 port System to occupy PID 4, find pull program or service occupy HTTP service
This is the HTTP. SYS system service occupied ...
net stop http, three, can't stop
1. Looking for a pull program to occupy Lee this porthttpService
With the output of the "Netsh http show servicestate" command, I can find out which application is using HTTP. sys.
: \users\attilax>netsh http Show servicestate
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TTP Service State Snapshot (server session view):
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Server Session ID:FF00000120000001
Version: 2.0
Status: Active
Property:
Maximum bandwidth: 4294967295
Timeout:
Entity body Timeout (seconds): 120
Exhaustion Entity Body Timeout (seconds): 120
Request Queue Timeout (seconds): 120
Idle connection timeout (seconds): 120
Header wait timeout (seconds): 120
Minimum send rate (Bytes/sec): 150
URL Group:
URL Group id:fe00000140000001
Status: Active
Request queue name: The request queue has not been named.
Property:
Maximum Bandwidth: inherited
Maximum number of connections: inherited
Timeout:
The inherited timeout value
Number of registered URLs: 1
Number of registered URLs:
HTTP://+:80/MSDEPLOYAGENTSERVICE/
Request queue:
Request queue name: The request queue has not been named.
Version: 2.0
Status: Active
Request queue 503 level of detail: basic
Maximum number of requests: 1000
Number of additional active processes: 1
Process ID:
1604
Show this Msdeployagentservice call LAN ...
Net Stop this service three, say horse this service ....
Had to pick the start-up status service,,, a view, and found that the Web Deployment Agent service This comparison shows .... Go stop Lee, look at the port occupancy, go OK lan ....
This service name is:: MSDEPSVC deployment
2. Reference
80 Ports by NT Kernel & system consuming PID 4-windows operating system-red and Black alliance. htm
Atitit. Resolve 80 port System to occupy PID 4, find a pull program or service consumes HTTP 80 service