Windows 10: How can I find port number associated with each network service?

I would like to find out which port is being used by each network service. For example, I have Dnscache running as a NetworkService. How can I find which port Dnscache is using?


Thanks!


Mike

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Network Services Started Using Port 80

After upgrading to Windows 10 I noticed my web server stop running. After doing a port check I came to notice that the Network Services started using port 80. I rather not have to switch my web server 's from port 80 because I have a few sites setup in a
vhost and I rather not have to reconfigure all of them.

I would like to have the network services which include:

• Cryptographic Services
• DNS Client
• Network Location Awareness
• Workstation

I already attemted to switch the port and my server loads but none of vhost domain did. Anyway to prevent them from using port 80. I am getting desperate.

 

network connections error 615. specified port was not found

Hi Karlo,

The error 615 may arise if there's an issue on how your modem is mounted. To sort your concern, we suggest that you consider the following:

• Ensure that your modem is connected properly.
• Run the internet connection troubleshooter. To do this follow these steps:
  • Type Troubleshooting in the search box.
  • Press Enter.
  • Click View All and select Internet Connections.
  • Follow the on-screen instructions.
• Reinstall your modem. For a step-by-step guide, refer to the support website of your Internet service provider.
• If the issue persists, follow the troubleshooting steps provided on this
  link on how to fix network connection issues.

Let us know should you need further assistance.

 

Help needed with simple wired network

Step one- Connect all PC's to router, and then the router to the modem. PC's go to router by the ports labeled "1-4" on the back of the router. WAN port goes to router. Power up all network equipment, and then systems.
Step two- Power on the computer connected to port one. Go into router settings at 192.168.0.1 and configure internet, dyndns, firewall, etc.
Step three- Go to "network set up wizard" in windows. (Network places- network set up wizard). The rest is self explanatory.
Step four- right click on each drive and printer you want to share, and then configure sharing preferences. Should be easy enough.
Step five- right click my computer, and the select "map network drive". Using the network address for each piece of hardware you shared, assign network drive letters.

Congratulations, you have a fully operational network. Happy Gaming! *Toast :toast: