Show open network connections of a process
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| - | * lsof does not support selecting process | + | * lsof does not support selecting process ''and'' network, but you can do: |
lsof -i |grep <pid|processname> | lsof -i |grep <pid|processname> | ||
| + | or a little bit faster: | ||
| + | lsof -Pnp <pid> |grep TCP | ||
| + | * you can also select a certain socket type, address and port: | ||
| + | lsof -i 4tcp@slashdot.org:80 | ||
| + | lsof -i 6udp@ns1.sixxs.net:53 | ||
* netstat: | * netstat: | ||
netstat -tnap |grep <pid|processname> | netstat -tnap |grep <pid|processname> | ||
{{Category:lsof}} {{Category:network}} {{Category:shell}} {{Category:snippet}} {{Category:debugging}} {{Category:netstat}} | {{Category:lsof}} {{Category:network}} {{Category:shell}} {{Category:snippet}} {{Category:debugging}} {{Category:netstat}} | ||
Latest revision as of 13:21, 8 May 2009
- lsof does not support selecting process and network, but you can do:
lsof -i |grep <pid|processname>
or a little bit faster:
lsof -Pnp <pid> |grep TCP
- you can also select a certain socket type, address and port:
lsof -i 4tcp@slashdot.org:80 lsof -i 6udp@ns1.sixxs.net:53
- netstat:
netstat -tnap |grep <pid|processname>
Category:Lsof Category:Network Category:Shell Category:Snippet Category:Debugging Category:Netstat
