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How to check the occupied port in Windows: 1. Use the Resource Monitor that comes with Windows; 2. Use the command prompt to check the port information; 3. Use the Task Manager to check the processes occupying the port. This topic provides you with articles, downloads, and course content related to checking the status of Windows ports being occupied, for everyone to download and experience for free.
How to solve the problem of service port being occupied in Linux systemHow to solve the problem of service port being occupied in Linux system. In Linux system, service port being occupied is a common problem. When a service needs to listen on a port, if the port is already occupied by other services or processes, a conflict will occur and the service will not start normally. In order to solve this problem, we can take the following methods: Find the process occupying the port. Use the command netstat-tlnp to list all listening ports and corresponding processes in the current system. In the output, we can
How to deal with the problem that the service port cannot be accessed in Linux systemHow to deal with the problem of inaccessible service port in Linux system In Linux system, inaccessible service port is a common problem. When we need to use a specific service, if we find that its corresponding port cannot be accessed, we need to troubleshoot and solve it. This article will introduce some methods and steps to solve this problem. First, we need to confirm whether the service is started. You can use the following command to check the running status of the service: systemctlstatus<service_name&
How to set up a CentOS system to disable unnecessary network ports and servicesHow to set up a CentOS system to disable unnecessary network ports and services 1. Introduction In a Linux system, network ports and services are key components for the computer to communicate with the outside world. However, not all network ports and services are necessary, and some may even present security risks. Therefore, it is very important for servers running CentOS systems to disable unnecessary network ports and services. This article will explain how to disable unnecessary network ports and services through simple settings. 2. Disable or not
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