HP 8/8 DCFM Migration Guide v6.4.0 (53-1001776-01, June 2010) - Page 36

Syslog troubleshooting, Windows operating system, Finding the process

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Syslog troubleshooting 12. Click Login. 13. Click OK on the Login Banner. Syslog troubleshooting If the default syslog port number is already in use, you will not receive any syslog messages from the device. Use one of the following procedures (depending on your operating system), to determine which process is running on the syslog port and to stop the process. Windows operating system Finding the process 1. Open a command window. 2. Type netstat -anb | find /i "514" and press Enter. The process running on port 514 displays. Example output: UDP 127:0:0:1:514 *:* 3328. Stopping the process Type taskkill /F /PID "" and press Enter. For example, taskkill -9 "". OR 1. Select Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Windows Task Manager. 2. Click the Processes tab. 3. Click the PID column header to sort the processes by PID. 4. Select the process you want to stop and click End Process. Linux operating system Finding the process 1. Open a command window. 2. Type netstat -nap | grep 514 and press Enter. The process running on port 514 displays. Example output: UDP 0 0 ::ffff:127:0:0:1:514 :::* 27397. Stopping the process Type kill -9 "" and press Enter. For example, kill -9 "". 36 of 38 DCFM Migration Guide 53-1001776-01

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Syslog troubleshooting
12. Click
Login
.
13. Click
OK
on the Login Banner.
Syslog troubleshooting
If the default syslog port number is already in use, you will not receive any syslog messages from the device. Use one
of the following procedures (depending on your operating system), to determine which process is running on the
syslog port and to stop the process.
Windows operating system
Finding the process
1.
Open a command window.
2.
Type netstat –anb | find /i “514” and press
Enter
.
The process running on port 514 displays.
Example output: UDP 127:0:0:1:514
*:*
3328.
Stopping the process
Type
taskkill /F /PID “<PID>”
and press
Enter
.
For example, taskkill -9 “<3328>”.
OR
1.
Select Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Windows Task Manager.
2.
Click the
Processes
tab.
3.
Click the
PID
column header to sort the processes by PID.
4.
Select the process you want to stop and click
End Process
.
Linux operating system
Finding the process
1.
Open a command window.
2.
Type netstat –nap | grep 514 and press
Enter
.
The process running on port 514 displays.
Example output: UDP
0 0
::ffff:127:0:0:1:514
:::*
27397.
Stopping the process
Type kill -9 “<PID>” and press
Enter
.
For example, kill -9 “<27397>”.