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I have a networking program setup that does a lot of what the nestat program does. I am working now on netstat -o. That command will give me the PID of the program using that socket.
I have some idea of where to look. I have been trying to use WMI to get that information but so far I have not found a suitable class.
How can I find the PID or application name that is using a particular socket?
I am using c#
AFAIK, this information is not exposed anywhere in the BCL or WMI. You’ll need to p/Invoke GetExtendedTcpTable to get it.