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Old 02-28-2010
KSH 88 - Can I find the PID for an IP connection?
Hi,

If I use this command
Code:
netstat | grep "1268"

it shows me all IP addresses connected via port 1268, which is half of what I want.

I would like to be able to then map these against a PID on the system, and also thereby get the userid.

I have done a couple of days google bashing but have come up short. I am on KSH88 so some options/commands do not work for me.

Any links or suggestions wiould be appreciated.

Cheers
Greg
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Old 02-28-2010
lsof command maybe better tool for this as netstat. Lot of option.
Code:
lsof -n -i | grep ESTABLISHED

# 3  
Old 02-28-2010
ksh, what you on solaris?
I don't suppose you have sockstat
or is it only bsd?
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Old 03-01-2010
We're on HP unix, with korn shell 88 to my knowledge. I am new to the unix scene, and will not be able to install lsof on the system. So I gotta work with natice KSH88.

I had googled and tried the lsof option, but no banana ...

No sockstat either ...
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