Windows finds which program occupies the specified port

In a Windows environment, use the netstat command to see if a port number is occupied and which process is occupied.

eg, See which program occupies the port number 61078

1, see the port number is 61079 by which PID occupied: Netstat–ano|findstr "< port number >"

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From the results, you can find that port 61078 is occupied by the PID 5576 process.

2, through the PID to find the corresponding process name

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From the results can be judged that the PID 5576 process named YoukuMediaCenter.exe

3. View the installation directory for the process by using Task Manager

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Windows finds which program occupies the specified port