'fuser' command can be used to check the pid of the process running on a given port
Syntax:
fuser port_no/tcp
For example, following command is used to check the process running on port 50070
$ fuser 50070/tcp
50070/tcp: 9118
9118 is the pid of the process running on port 50070
To
make a given port free you can kill the pid of the process running on a
port. There is one more option, you can use "-k " option with fuser to
do the same .
Syntax:
fuser -k port_no/tcp
For example:
$ fuser -k 50070/tcp
It will kill the process running on port 50070.
Note : A user can only kill the process on which it has access otherwise root user can help.
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