Re: Determining which TCP services are active

["Simon Coulter" <shc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Albert,

You wrote:
>Is there a command which will show which TCP services are active?

NETSTAT and option 3 or NETSTAT *CNN will show you the ports in use and
the name of the service using the port.  The names are cryptic but
decipherable.

OpsNav will show a list of TCP servers and host servers.

Our product ONcmd has WRKTCPSVR, WRKHOSTSVR, WRKNFSSVR, WRKHTTPSVR,
WRKSMBSVR commands that show work-with lists of all servers and allows you
to start, stop and configure them if you are suitably authorised.  You can
also see a list of server jobs including the current profile for the users
connected to the servers.  See http://www.flybynight.com.au/oncmd.html for
more information.

Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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