References
1) http://www.vectorlight.net/silverlight/tutorials.aspx or demos.aspx
1) http://www.vectorlight.net/silverlight/tutorials.aspx or demos.aspx
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
How to Check What's Using Port 80 or 443
Step1: In the Command Prompt window. type netstat -aon.
Step 2: Open up the Windows Task Manager (CTRL-ALT-DEL). In order to see the PID numbers of the various processes so you can identify which process is using Port 80, click on the Processes tab, then choose View-->Select Columns from the menu. Check the box next to PID (Process Identifier). You'll now be able to see which process matches up with the PID number you noted earlier. If you used fport, you'll already know which program it is
ref:http://www.tonerdesign.biz/web-design/46-learning-about-netstat.html
Step 2: Open up the Windows Task Manager (CTRL-ALT-DEL). In order to see the PID numbers of the various processes so you can identify which process is using Port 80, click on the Processes tab, then choose View-->Select Columns from the menu. Check the box next to PID (Process Identifier). You'll now be able to see which process matches up with the PID number you noted earlier. If you used fport, you'll already know which program it is
ref:http://www.tonerdesign.biz/web-design/46-learning-about-netstat.html
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