Terminate Port 9000

Step by Step Solutions

Step 1 : Close program occupy on that port

This will kill the process.

Another step : By using command prompt (On windows)

Step 1 : Open command line and type netstat -ano | findstr 9000

This step will check if port 9000 being used by another program.

The red circled area shows the PID(process identifier). It is used to locate which PID process that your port is/are running

Step 2 : In command line, type

taskkill /PID <PID> /F

This step will terminate the current running program.

Another step : By using command prompt (On Linux)

Step 1: Open terminal and type sudo nestat -ltnup | grep ':9000'

Step 2: Type sudo kill -9 <PID> This will force the current process on port 9000 to stop.

Image below shows the process has been interrupted.

Lastly to check whether the operation is succeed or not, you can re-running step 1. If it was successful, you will not getting result from running Step 1