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find out unix port number

Please could some advise me the command to find out the unix port number.

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Your question is not well-formed. Some IP protocols such as TCP and UDP have a port number between 1 and 65535 but Unix can use any of those. For example, the SSH server is usually running on TCP port 22, and the HTTP server on TCP port 80. What is the problem you are trying to solve?
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Would you know anything about MYSQL Query Browser, as I'm trying to work out what port number I should be using.
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Check the file /etc/ services. It will list the port assignments for that machine
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