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Ports
I am trying to use a specific port for something but it seems its in use already by something else, any one know how I can check to see what is assigned to a certain port number?
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Re: Ports
There are plenty of "network port analysers" on the market - many are free try b4 you buy types.UBT - Halifax--lad wrote:I am trying to use a specific port for something but it seems its in use already by something else, any one know how I can check to see what is assigned to a certain port number?
Most will monitor which port is in use. A few should tell you which program is controlling the port.
Alternatively, run the analyser, which usually runs in "real time" and then shut down (in turn) various programs and see which ports are then NOT reported as in use.
BTW: Which port do you need to check?
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No options within router settings to see which ports are in use, yes it it for the 360, works more or less fine already used need to open this last port.James Box wrote:Your router should tell you what services are using which ports...
I take it this is for your Xbox Live connection
I have a support ticket raised with Netgear, just waiting for them to reply
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UBT - Halifax--lad wrote:Tech Support got back to me, was as simple as reinstalling all the firmware in chronological order, hitting the reset button on the router and reconfiguring it, my Xbox can now connect correctly
Ah ha... you didn't mention that you'd been fiddling around with the firmware....
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I hadn't the router must have got confused somewhere along the lines, so Tech Support said it would be best to strip all the firmware out reload it all then reset the configuration to be done again.UBT - Timbo wrote:Ah ha... you didn't mention that you'd been fiddling around with the firmware....
This time the router has not got confused