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Doubt with Information of particular port
Hi experts,
I tried telnet command : telnet 192.168.1.22 80 80 is port number. then ^] and i pressed ENTER but NO OUTPUT, WHY? My problem is I want to know the applications running on any particular port number.Which command will be uuseful? either telnet or ? |
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