Port 5001 is used by FNO SoapMonitor. It's important to note that this port can be changed for security reasons, especially in relation to firewall configurations.
Here's more context:
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Usage: FNO SoapMonitor utilizes port 5001 for its operations.
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Security Implications: For security reasons, you might want to change the default port (5001) if your firewall configuration requires it. Exposing default ports can be a security vulnerability.
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Finding the Running Port: To identify which process is currently using port 5001, you can use the following command in your command prompt (Windows):
C:\> netstat -aon | findstr 5001
This command will display the processes using port 5001, along with their process ID (PID).
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Example Output: The output might look something like this:
TCP 0.0.0.0:5001 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING 13144
In this example,
13144
is the PID of the process using port 5001.
Therefore, knowing what utilizes port 5001 allows for better configuration and maintenance, especially when security concerns come into play.