Thanks for all answers I received. Josh Turgasen told me : "The easiest way to release a port is to kill the process that's using the port. The quickest way to see which processes are listening is to download the "lsof" command (the SunManager's FAQ tells you where you can download it from). Run "lsof | grep <port-number>" and it will show the name of the process that is using that port. Generally killing the process will fix the problem. I have seen instances a few instances where killing the process will not free up the port, however that was a few years ago and I forgot an easy way to fix it without rebooting. One idea is if the program is making an outbound connection sending a packet to that port with a program such as "nmap" may generate a RST and close the connect (and port)." But I don4t know how to release a port if the process using the port has already been killed. Another answers told me the same thing. Thanks for everybody answers. Reinaldo Lums Ono COPEL DISTRIBUIGCO Fone : (5541) 331-4369 Fax : (5541) 331-2299 Rua Josi Izidoro Biazetto, 158 - Bloco B - Mossunguj _______________________________________________ sunmanagers mailing list sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagersReceived on Fri Dec 13 08:58:35 2002
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