Port required by 12.1.3

HI
I have a requirement to install EBS 12.1.3 on a Linux server, which already host some oracle and non-oracle applications.
I want to check beforehand if all the ports required by EBS are available or not.
is there any utility or tool which I can use to check if all ports are free or do I have to check every port manually using netstat command?
Thanks

dba88 wrote:
HI
I have a requirement to install EBS 12.1.3 on a Linux server, which already host some oracle and non-oracle applications.
I want to check beforehand if all the ports required by EBS are available or not.
is there any utility or tool which I can use to check if all ports are free or do I have to check every port manually using netstat command?
Thanks
Please see previous threads which discuss the same topic -- https://forums.oracle.com/community/developer/search.jspa?q=List+AND+Ports+AND+EBS
Thanks,
Hussein

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