To identify possible IP port conflicts on the client, simple run the DOS command: NETSTAT.
In this partial report, two TrueGUI sessions were open:
> netstat
Active Connections
|
Proto |
Local Address |
Foreign Address |
State |
|
TCP |
TrueGUI_Client:1068 |
localhost:2046 |
ESTABLISHED |
|
TCP |
TrueGUI_Client:2046 |
localhost:1068 |
ESTABLISHED |
|
TCP |
TrueGUI_Client:1060 |
66.166.1.36:telnet |
ESTABLISHED |
|
TCP |
TrueGUI_Client:1215 |
baym-cs106.msgr.hotmail.com:1863 |
ESTABLISHED |
|
TCP |
TrueGUI_Client:1678 |
TSBob.alphamicro.org:telnet |
ESTABLISHED |
|
TCP |
TrueGUI_Client:1679 |
TSBob.alphamicro.org:telnet |
ESTABLISHED |
|
TCP |
TrueGUI_Client:2038 |
AM8000.AlphaMicro.com:8000 |
ESTABLISHED |
The first two entries are from a "Local Test" and show the TrueGUI client connected to itself. Notice how they cross-connect port numbers.
The last entry is from "Remote Test" and shows that test connection to 66.166.1.38:8000.