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    Posted: 03 June 2008 at 7:32pm
Good to hear, Ty. Smile
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Thanks for your suggestion.  I did find that tcpvcon will work nicely for this purpose, and I'm in the process of wrapping some Perl around pslist and tcpvcon now.
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Hi Ty,
 
Wonder if you could use psexec with netstat or tcpvcon?
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Hi list,
 
I need to go out on  a number of win2k3 boxes, get a list of the WebLogic services ("beasvc") running, measure the amount of memory in use by each service, and if memory usage exceeds X, determine the TCP ports in use for that particular svc so that I can alert someone/something.
 
The first part is easy with pstools.  I have that one down.  The second part (getting TCP port info) seems more tricky, given that I've found very minimal CLI functionality for procexp.
 
Any suggestions?
 
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