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which web server? what operating system? &nbsp;what happens when you<br />
point you web browser at <a href="http://your.host:21946/" rel="ugc">http://your.host:21946/</a><br />

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which web server? what operating system?  what happens when you
point you web browser at http://your.host:21946/ [http://your.host:21946/]


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Check out<br />
<a href="ftp://ftp.pacbell.com/mirror/vic.cc.purdue.edu/lsof" rel="ugc">ftp://ftp.pacbell.com/mirror/vic.cc.purdue.edu/lsof</a><br />
This'll do ya.<br />

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Check out
ftp://ftp.pacbell.com/mirror/vic.cc.purdue.edu/lsof [ftp://ftp.pacbell.com/mirror/vic.cc.purdue.edu/lsof]
This'll do ya.


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the comand netstat -a<br />
gives me a port *.21946 that is in LISTEN. This port is acting like a WEB Server. I would like to know WHICH process has created this socket.<br />
My problem is that my WEB Server asks TWO TIMES the authentication for password protected directories. Once for the correct port and a second time for this &quot;Zombie&quot; Port.<br />
Any help will be apreciated<br />
Thank You very much
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the comand netstat -a
gives me a port *.21946 that is in LISTEN. This port is acting like a WEB Server. I would like to know WHICH process has created this socket.
My problem is that my WEB Server asks TWO TIMES the authentication for password protected directories. Once for the correct port and a second time for this "Zombie" Port.
Any help will be apreciated
Thank You very much

socket &amp; process-id

Networking is the process of connecting computing devices, peripherals and terminals together through a system that uses wiring, cabling or radio waves that enable their users to communicate, share information and interact over distances. Often associated are issues regarding operating systems, hardware and equipment, cloud and virtual networking, protocols, architecture, storage and management.

socket &amp; process-id

socket & process-id