Re: Dropping sockets to a particular port

From: Raj Atwal (atwalrs_at_YAHOO.COM)
Date: 05/29/03

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    That would kill my notes server unfortunately. All the sockets are controlled by one PID and that PID is the notes server, so if I killed that PID I would kill my notes server, which is what I am trying to avoid.

    Unfortunately, multiple sockets to a single port do not result in multiple
    and individual PIDs. Thanks though Bruce

    Rgds

    Raj

    Bruce Zimmer <b.r.zimmer@WORLDNET.ATT.NET> wrote:

    The only way I know of is to kill the processes that are holding those ports open. You can use lsof to determine the process that is using a particular port.

    Bruce Zimmer

    Central Data Systems

    (248) 615-4644 (direct)

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    bzimmer@centraldata.com

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    Subject: Dropping sockets to a particular port

    Hi all,

    Is it at all possible to drop certain sockets connected to a particular port on AIX via some command?

    We are having some problems on our notes servers, and the notes admin have asked me if we can drop or reset connections to domino.

    TIA

    Raj Atwal

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