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Windows 7 - connection by the system process and killed process
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| 07-08-2010 | #1 |
| | connection by the system process and killed process I have a few apps running, incl. Firefox, Outlook. I took down their PID and then exit those programs. I run the following command: netstat -a -o -b -p tcp It will list many connections like below TCP 192.168.83.2:57471 xx.xx.xx.xx:http ESTABLISHED 4184 [System] TCP 192.168.83.2:57324 xx.xx.xx.xx:http ESTABLISHED 1245 [System] The PID 4184 is the PID of Firefox. Yet it exited and no longer shows up in Task Manager. This remains true even after 30 min. How long does Windows 7 keep the half-open the connection? I thought the timeout is 5 min. The other group of PID never existed before and does not show up in TaskManager either. Since it shows System, I have no way to find out which process it belongs to. How can I find out? thanks! |
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| 07-09-2010 | #2 |
| | you could try TCPView. it has lots of info on what is connecting in your comp. TCPView for Windows |
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