Re: Basic info on ports/services

[Seth Vidal <skvidal@phy.duke.edu>]

> You can try using lsof to find out what process has the port
> open.  BTW, there is no such thing as "port 1024" really.  It's
> either UDP port 1024 or TCP port 1024.  These are different
> things, so just saying "port 1024" is not providing enough
> information.
> 

if you're running nfs 1024 is nlockmgr

run rpcinfo -p


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