how to know that the port 9060 is running and how to find the processes that are using 9060 in ibm websphere application server

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how to know that the port 9060 is running and how to find the processes that are using 9060 in ibm w..

Answer / sandesh

Run this command to know if the port is open : "netstat an | grep -i listen".
To know which process is using : "lsof -i TCP:9060"

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how to know that the port 9060 is running and how to find the processes that are using 9060 in ibm w..

Answer / terminator

ps -ef |grep <portnumber>

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