Windows and processes/ports

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I'm not a big windows head, so here are a few notes to myself next time I need them. These help identify what ports are in a "listen" state; and what processes own those ports.

To see listening ports: netstat -o -a -n

To see processes, open up windows task manager, view->select columns, and add "pid".

A gui process explorer that looks to be a good replacement for lsof (except for sockets):
Process Explorer

A gui lsof replacement for sockets only:
TcpView

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