The pagoda terminal checks that port 7003 is occupied and kills it

To see if the port is being used and kill the related process, you can follow the steps below:

1. Open the pagoda panel and enter the server management page.
2. Select "Tools" in the left navigation bar, and then select "Terminal" to enter the Pagoda terminal interface.
3. Enter the following command to view the port usage:

   netstat -tuln | grep 7003
   

   If there is a process listening on the port, you will see relevant output information.
4. According to the process ID (PID) in the output information, use the following command to kill the relevant process:

   kill <PID>
   

   Replace <PID>with the actual process ID.

Please note that before executing the operation of killing a process, please make sure you understand the purpose of the process to avoid unnecessary impact.

Please execute the following command to kill the process occupying port 7003:

sudo killall -9 <进程名或进程ID>

If you don't know the exact name or process ID of the process, run the following command to find it:

sudo lsof -i :7003

This command will display information about the process occupying port 7003, from which you can get the name or PID of the process. Then <进程名或进程ID>replace with the actual value, using sudothe command requires administrator privileges. Make sure you understand what process you're terminating to avoid causing

[root@iZ2ze6f5nwk3plpz9ihi0nZ erp]# sudo lsof -i :7003
COMMAND     PID USER   FD   TYPE   DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
java    2289811 root   28u  IPv6 22940491      0t0  TCP *:afs3-vlserver (LISTEN)
[root@iZ2ze6f5nwk3plpz9ihi0nZ erp]#

According to the output information you provided, the process name is javaand the process ID is 2289811. To kill the process, execute the following command:

sudo kill -9 2289811

This will forcefully terminate the process java. Note that sudoadministrator privileges are required to use the command. Make sure you understand what process is being killed to avoid unwanted effects.