Is there a such thing as this?

LOLyourFace

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A program that shows which port is being used for different downloadings? (IE, IE DLs, AIM, KazAa, Games, etc)

Because my college campus blocks certain ports. that's why when I DL certain files, it flies. Where as some are slow as hell.

Is there a program that can do this?
 

NogginBoink

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Yes.

I have two on my hard drive: fport and fport2. I have no idea what their origins are, but they display what processes are listening on which ports.
 

kuk

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You can do this with Windows 2000/XP quite nicely.

First, press Ctrl-Alt-Del and go to the tab Processes. Go to the View menu and choose "Select Columns...". Check the PID box. Press OK.

Now go into the command prompt (Start | Run | command). Type "netstat -o". You'll have a full listing, with addresses, ports, and as the last value, the PID. Now just cross-reference your results.

There may be an easier way, but this is what I got. :)
 

Occifer

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Originally posted by: LOLyourFace
anyone else? I tried the Run command. It pops up and closes itself in a second.. why is thaT?

click "start" click "run" type in "command" press enter, then type"netstat -o" :p
 

hamburglar

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instead of typing it in RUN, first type in cmd for command prompt. Then type in netstat -o.
 

Colt45

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Originally posted by: LOLyourFace
anyone else? I tried the Run command. It pops up and closes itself in a second.. why is thaT?

run... 'cmd'

in that window type netstat -a

 

n0cmonkey

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fport I think comes from counterpane. lsof will work in unix-like systems. netstat also has some options on Linux that will show some of the processes. /etc/services (there is a similar file for Windows, but I cant tell you where it is) shows a list of common services and what ports they sit on.