How to use ADB shell to find the ports which a process is using?

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user1960407 picture user1960407 · Jan 9, 2013 · Viewed 21.5k times · Source

For example, in Android, the PID of a process 1234 is using ports 2222,2223,2224. Now I have a PID 1234. I was wondering how to find out port numbers 2222, 2223, 2224 which the process is using?

I have tried using netstat -anp just as the way in Linux, but that didn't work. netstat -anp in ADB shell has the same effect as just netstat, which is without any command arguments.

Answer

Alex P. picture Alex P. · Jan 9, 2013

You can either use busybox netstat -pt or cat /proc/1234/net/tcp

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