On Mac OS X, the following two lines work best to show which apps have listening ports open, and tunnel:
netstat -Watn | grep LISTEN
lsof -Pnl +M -i -cmd | grep LISTEN
lsof -Pnl +M -i -cmd | grep LISTEN
Wednesday, March 21, 2018
How to find which apps have listening ports open on Mac OS X
The darwin version of netstat on Mac OS X is derived from BSD. The flag system is different than the netstat you used on linux command line. One of the noticeable difference is -p flag is not used to find the process id.
On Mac OS X, the following two lines work best to show which apps have listening ports open, and tunnel:
On Mac OS X, the following two lines work best to show which apps have listening ports open, and tunnel:
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