How to check the port number of a particular ip?

One usaer askingme this question see below please
I need to know what port is being used from for IP 130.52.8.3.How to check please suggest me gurus

You need to ask the user that which port he is looking for and for what program.Netstat can be used to see the ports used at the moment in your pc.See here for example on a Winxp box running 11gr1(11106)
c:\>netstat
Active Connections
Proto Local Address          Foreign Address        State
TCP    Oracle:1025            localhost:1742         TIME_WAIT
TCP    Oracle:1025            localhost:1744         TIME_WAIT
TCP    Oracle:1025            localhost:1746         TIME_WAIT
TCP    Oracle:1025            localhost:1748         ESTABLISHED
TCP    Oracle:1025            localhost:1750         TIME_WAIT
TCP    Oracle:1025            localhost:1752         TIME_WAIT
TCP    Oracle:1025            localhost:1754         TIME_WAIT
TCP    Oracle:1025            localhost:1755         TIME_WAIT
TCP    Oracle:1025            localhost:1757         TIME_WAIT
TCP    Oracle:1025            localhost:1760         TIME_WAIT
TCP    Oracle:1025            localhost:1762         TIME_WAIT
TCP    Oracle:1025            localhost:1763         TIME_WAIT
TCP    Oracle:1025            localhost:1765         TIME_WAIT
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