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Hi;<br />
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I need to check which application uses FTP port 21 on W2008?<br />
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When I telnet the application, I saw the result as &quot;Microsoft FTP Service&quot; as a result. But &nbsp;how can i be sure that any other application is not using port 21 (e.g. Filezilla).<br />
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Note that I am unable install anything but can run commands on cmd.<br />
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Hi;

I need to check which application uses FTP port 21 on W2008?

When I telnet the application, I saw the result as "Microsoft FTP Service" as a result. But  how can i be sure that any other application is not using port 21 (e.g. Filezilla).

Note that I am unable install anything but can run commands on cmd.

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how to check which application uses FTP port 21 on W2008?

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