You can view the listening ports in Linux VPS by following these steps:

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			<td style="width: 571px;"><a href="/help/how-do-i-access-my-linux-server/">Open</a> your VPS console from the Power Management control panel.</td>
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			<td style="width: 571px;">Log In to your VPS by entering your username and password.</td>
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			If you would like to allow users to upload files, add the following to the file:

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			To view the listening ports and services running on the respective ports use the following command:

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You can see now all the listening ports in Linux VPS.

How To View the Listening Ports in Linux VPS

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Step 1.	Open your VPS console from the Power Management control panel.
Step 2.	Log In to your VPS by entering your username and password.
Step 3.	If you would like to allow users to upload files, add the following to the file: `write_enable=YES`
Step 4.	To view the listening ports and services running on the respective ports use the following command: `netstat -anp \| grep LISTEN`