1. Check the port number netstat
If you find that a port is occupied, you can use a command to check which process the port is occupied. The command is as follows: 5
netstat -pan | grep 9300
9300 is the port number;
2. Find the program by process id -ps
Directly pass: ps -aux | grep pid view, process program name,
PID is the process number, such as 13727 Java
3. Then consider whether to KILL the process number