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ps -ef|grep zyz3abc grep 1567
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missing second pipe<br />
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<b>ps -ef|grep zyz3abc | grep 1567</b>
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> ps -ef|grep zyz3abc grep 1567


missing second pipe

ps -ef|grep zyz3abc | grep 1567

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Hi,<br />
<br />
When i search on below command<br />
ps -ef|grep zyz3abc<br />
i see all the proceses running for zyz3abc<br />
how to seach using particular port number(1567) to filter down more granular<br />
<br />
&nbsp;i tried<br />
<br />
ps -ef|grep zyz3abc grep 1567<br />
did not see to work.<br />
please advise
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Hi,

When i search on below command
ps -ef|grep zyz3abc
i see all the proceses running for zyz3abc
how to seach using particular port number(1567) to filter down more granular

 i tried

ps -ef|grep zyz3abc grep 1567
did not see to work.
please advise

ps -ef|grep zyz3abc how to search on port number?

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