How to find the listener port on windows?

Hi Friends,
We have a client who is still using Oracle 8.0.6 on NT 4.0
I have a laptop with oracle client 10g.
I want to connect to the NT database to check it.
How do I know what port does the listener used ? what is the command to run at the c:\ command prompt?
I tried> c:\ lsnrctl stat but the command is not recognized
I tried to find the lsnrctl and bin but there is not.
Please help
Thanks a lot

ytterp2009 wrote:
Please help.. and please do NOT post [duplicate posts|http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=935282&tstart=0]
How to find the listener port on windows?The Internet Protocol stack comes with a number of utilities - one of these, called netstat, is very useful to determine which processes are doing what to which IP ports on that platform. Unfortunately, different flavours are implemented. So the Windows one does not support the parameters and output than the Unix/Linux one.
You can use the following on Windows (run it via a command console) to see what processes are listening on what address and port number:
c:\> netstat -n -a -p tcp
  -n = display IP addresses and ports in numeric format
  -a = list all ports (including ones used for listening
  -p tcp = only display protocol entries for TCP An Oracle listener entry should look something as follows:
Proto   Local Address  Foreign Address   State
TCP     0.0.0.0:1521   0.0.0.0:0         LISTENINGSeeing IP +0.0.0.0+ means that the Listener is accepting connections on all your network interfaces - which is standard. The port number is typically 1521. The foreign address is meaningless for a port in listening state.
PS. Why not simply check the listener.ora configuration file? Because what is actually happening may not be what you thought you configured to happen..

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