Sometimes it may be useful to know what TCP or UDP port is used by an application.
Here's how to get this information:
* Click "Start" "Run ..." then type "cmd" and click "OK" to open a DOS console.
* On the DOS prompt, type "netstat-ano" This will display the complete list of active connections associated with their PID (Process Identifier)
* Right click on the taskbar and select
Task Manager * Select the Processes tab and then go to the View / Select Columns, check "PID" and confirm with [OK]
* A new column called PID appears in front of each process.
It'll just look for the connection list obtained above with the processes running in the Task Manager.
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