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Netstat in Windows Batch script
Name: wweeee (by wcube) Date: August 8, 2007 at 21:10:56 Pacific OS: Win 2003 CPU/Ram: N/A Product: N/A
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Hi all, how can I possibly check windows server port availability in a batch file? I would like to check whether if the port is available, and if it is, try to start another batch file.
The command that I am using is netstat -a | find "<port number>". Does anyone know how can I place this line in an IF statement, in order to get the boolean or the status from netstat and check the if the condition fulfills.
Any help from your expertise is greatly appreciated ... Many thanks!
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