You can use in-box commands such as 'netstat -aon.' TCPView.exe from
Sysinternals (now MS) can be used as well and also includes a handy command
line interface called TCPVCON.exe to help with scripting solutions to do
port assessments.
If you have Windows Vista, the is an in-box tool in Windows Defender called
'Software Explorer' that has an option to show 'Network-connected programs'
which shows programs/ports.
There are others, but those are the first that come to mind.
Jason
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[Quoted Text] >I do you determine which program is listening on a port or using a
> port?
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