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talisunep
Posts: 140
Posted 21:03 Jan 14, 2013 |

Hi Dr Sun
The TCP/IP monitor wont work on local monitoring port 6000 on my set up but it works if i change it to 2000, is there something i need to do to make it work on 6000?
 

tmyung
Posts: 11
Posted 21:07 Jan 14, 2013 |

I remember him saying you could use any port as long as it wasn't being used for something else. I'm assuming your computer is using 6000 for something. 

talisunep
Posts: 140
Posted 21:10 Jan 14, 2013 |

yeah i guess so in this case... do you know how to scan which ports are being currently used by your localhost?

tmyung
Posts: 11
Posted 21:31 Jan 14, 2013 |

open cmd and type "netstat -ao"

talisunep
Posts: 140
Posted 21:39 Jan 14, 2013 |

does it show all the used ports? its different on mac.. cant see any ports

tmyung
Posts: 11
Posted 21:57 Jan 14, 2013 |

sudo lsof -i -P | grep -i "listen"

 

talisunep
Posts: 140
Posted 10:35 Jan 15, 2013 |

cool that works  i do see my ports but i dont think 6000 is in use.. still cant run the TCP/IP monitor on 6000 but it runs on other ports like 2000..i think its cool for now....thanks for the share

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