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    Unix commands like lsof and netstat can be used to check which process is listening on a specific port. If an unneeded process is using the port, it can be killed. Otherwise, the port number configured in serverindex.xml or the admin console needs to be changed, and the server restarted for the new port setting to take effect. It is best to check port availability before running WebSphere commands that use default ports.

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    How to resolve Port conflict issue in all flavors of unix os.

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    Websphere Port Conflict

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    Unix commands like lsof and netstat can be used to check which process is listening on a specific port. If an unneeded process is using the port, it can be killed. Otherwise, the port number configured in serverindex.xml or the admin console needs to be changed, and the server restarted for the new port setting to take effect. It is best to check port availability before running WebSphere commands that use default ports.

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    Websphere Port Conflict

    Unix Commands to find the process listening on port:


    lsof -i|grep port
    cat /etc/services|grep port

    If the process listening on the port is not a useful one you can kill the process using the
    command kill -9 processid

    If the process is a needed one you have to change the port in serverindex.xml present in config/cells
    directory or in the adminconsole port details.Restart server after the changes.

    Note:
    Before you use any commands like manageprofiles,addNode etc...which use default ports if
    not specified specifically,better to check the availability of port using the below netstat command and
    pass the startingport argument to the websphere commands.
    example:netstat -an|grep 1234[0-9] .This will tell the list of 10 ports are free or not.

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