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Hi there, Check the attachement: *.ssh or *.www represents particular port numbers. How are these variables 'resolved' into real port numbers like port 22 for .ssh? Thanx in advance. REgards, ...
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    netstat -a showing port numbers

    Hi there,

    Check the attachement:


    *.ssh or *.www represents particular port numbers. How are these variables 'resolved' into real port numbers like port 22 for .ssh?

    Thanx in advance.

    REgards,
    Chris
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    It´s the other way around: port numbers and protocolls get resolved into names.

    Usually this is done via entries in /etc/services, which in turn is defined here
    Service Name and Transport Protocol Port Number Registry

    Afaik, the backend doesnt have to be this file.
    You can -if you want and have a real good reason to do so- also use other backends.
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    Thanks for your asnwer.

    Regards,
    Chris

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