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Using netstat to show specific port

Kerry Cordero
Laptops & DesktopsServers
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netstat -na | find “51000”

or

netstat -np [protocol] | find “port #”
netstat -np tcp | find “51000”

or this one where you can kill the process

netstat –aon | find “port #”
taskkill /F /pid [process ID]

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