Re: What is using Android adb port 55555 and/or 5555 on Windows

Andy Burns wrote on Sun, 21 Jul 2024 14:44:01 +0100 :

>> 2. netstat -anb | findstr 5555
>> 3. Which reported:
>>      TCP 127.0.0.1:55555 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING
> 
> Using findstr is not useful when using netstat -nb because the name of 
> executable is not on the same line of output as the port number you're 
> matching.

Good point. If it were Linux and not Windows, it would be easier
(as I learned UNIX well before Windows existed, like most of us here).

Long ago I had a syntax-correct example in both Linux & Window for
running grep/findstr that also did a cat/tail of a given number of lines
*after* the match - but I've lost that syntax in the ensuing years.

Looking it up, there are many people trying to reproduce grep on Windows,
and yes, like everyone, I've used the CYGWIN & WSL Frankenstein shells.
https://superuser.com/questions/300815/grep-equivalent-for-windows-7

Taking your kind & helpful advice into hand, what I'll do is pipe the
standard out results to a file and then I can search using Vim (which is my
default text editor since my finger memory has lasted for many decades).

Much appreciated.