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如何打开端口（How do I open the port） Network security, 2009-09-02, 11:44 reading, 506 comments, 0: big, medium, small View port In Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003, to view ports, you can use the Netstat command: Click start to run in turn, type CMD and enter the carriage, open the command prompt window. At the command prompt, type netstat -a -n, and press the Enter key to see the port number and status of the TCP and UDP connections displayed in digital form. Small knowledge: Netstat command usage Command format: Netstat, -a, -e, -n, -o, -s -a represents the TCP connections that display all activities, and the TCP and UDP ports that computer listens. -e indicates the number of bytes and packets that the Ethernet transmits and receives. -n indicates that only the address and port number of all active TCP connections are displayed in a digital form. -o represents the active TCP connection and includes the process ID (PID) for each connection. -s indicates the statistics of various connections, including port numbers, as per the protocol. Close / open port In the various port before, here to introduce how to close / open ports in Windows, because by default, there are a lot of unsafe or not what port is open, such as Telnet services, FTP services 23 port 21 port, port 25 SMTP services and RPC services 135 port and so on. In order to ensure system security, we can close / open the port by the following method. Close port For example, in Windows 2000/XP, closing the 25 port of the SMTP service can do this: first, open the control panel, double-click the administrative tools, and then double-click the service. Then in the service window to find and double-click the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) service, click the stop button to stop the service, and then in the startup type select disabled, then click OK button. In this case, shutting down the SMTP service is equivalent to shutting down the corresponding port. Open port If you want to open the port as long as the first in th