Windows: Find which port is getting used/mapped by which process/program with details from task manager

Hi friends,

Today, I have come across with a situation of finding the port-program mapping.

Procedure

• Open command prompt
• Enter the following command
• Syntax: netstat -aon | find ":"
• Example: netstat -aon | find ":80"
• Get the PID (Process Id) from the list

• Execute the following command
• Syntax: tasklist "PID eq "
• Example: tasklist "PID eq 9192"

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Running job in regular intervals or daily in Linux to delete files or modifying files

Running scripts daily to perform some common tasks in Linux

Be in root mode, super user mode

1) Create a script with the name filename.sh or any other name whatever you like

2) Do any one of the following .. but please test it with some other file extension like .yourname or something .. create your own unique files and do the testing before executing on original files which may be important.

   

   find /folderpath -type f -iname "*.fileextension" | xargs -i '{}' rm -rf {}

   (or)
   find /folderpath -type -f -iname "*.fileextension"  -exec /bin/rm -rf {} \;

3) chmod +x filename.sh

4) crontab -e

    i) press i to go into insert mode

    ii) enter 30 20 * * 1-5 /bin/bash /fullpath        

                      //30 min 20 hour i.e 8:30pm on 1-5(mon-fri) on *(every month) on *(every year)

    iii) shift+ZZ to save the file

5) Try this and let me know if any modifications needed

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