Re: release a Hung TCP port without machine boot
- From: "ap" <pereira.albert@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 24 Jun 2006 02:02:42 -0700
You need to use the tool called lsof, downloadable from the internet.
and use it to find out the process which has locked on to the port
# lsof -tcp <port number>
then using the ps -ef trace out the application/program who is using
hte port and then proceed further..
regards
Rick Jones wrote:
Bujji <bujji55555@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
How to release a Hung TCP Port in HPUX machine (HPUX B 11.23)
without restarting the machine?
First, what makes you think you have a hung port, and what is being
"hung-up" by its being hung? Often as not when I see questions like
the above, it points to an application issue that needs to be
resolved, hence the question.
rick jones
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