Using the lsof Command

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title: Using the lsof Command
description: Use the ls of command to return active TCP connections and can be installed on Solaris and AIX target machines.
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# Using the lsof Command

Use the ls of command to return active TCP connections and can be installed on Solaris and AIX target machines.

## Before you begin

Role required: admin

## Procedure

1.  Install `lsof` on the Solaris and AIX machines on which you want to gather application relationship data.

2.  In the instance, navigate to **Discovery Definition** > **CI Classification** > **UNIX**.

3.  Select **Solaris** from the list.

4.  In the UNIX Classification form for Solaris, select the **Triggers probes** related list, and then select **Edit**.

5.  Move **Linux - Active Connections** from the Collections list to the Triggers probe List.

    This probe is configured to use `lsof`.

6.  Select **Save**.

7.  Repeat this procedure for the AIX classification probe.


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