Re: opening a port


Ertugrul Soeylemez wrote:
laredotornado@xxxxxxxxxxx (06-09-24 09:05:28):

How do I check on my Fedora core 5 system if port 443 is open? If it
is closed, how do I open it?

You really should read some books about the basics of networking.
However, you can check if it's in use with the following command:

# netstat --inet --inet6 -anp | grep 443


Regards,
E.S.

lsof|grep 443 (less typing)

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