Using netstat and Windows task manager locate ports and process ids
MWahl | December 5, 2009 | 11:04 amThe other day I needed a tool to show me what port an application was using….Instead of going out in search of another tool I simply opened a command windows, and typed in netstat -ano
I was able to see the the local ip of the server with all the ports listed and to the right I was able to see the process id. I could then go to my task manager, select view, select columns, make sure process id is checked. Within the task manager select processes and you will be able to see the process ids

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