Several ports 8005 8080 8009 required by Tomcat Server at localhost are already in use

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I m getting the following error when I try to run a simple JSP program on Tomcat in Eclipse       Several ports  8005  8080  8009  required by Tomcat v6 0 Server at localhost are already in use  The server may already be running in another process  or a system process may be using the port  To start this server you will need to stop the other process or change the port number s     How is this caused and how can I solve it

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Easiest solution  Single line command for killing multiple ports   kill   lsof -t -i 8005 8080 8009     8005  8080 and 8009 are the ports to be freed

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The simpler fix that works for me is deleting my current deployed webapps from tomcat through the  Server  tab  Once I remove them the problem goes away  Simply re-deploy your project by going on Run As   Run on Server

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What I did after reading all the suggested answer and as I know my port was already in use  I double clicked on Tomcat under the Servers tab in eclipse and it opened overview information and then find port information  Just changed conflicting port as mine was 8009 port  error mentioned during starting the server   I have changed it to 8008 and it works fine  Give a try if the changed port would not be in use server will start

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I checked all the answers but informing only to kill PID   In case if you have terminal access shared by all it will not help or maybe you do not have permission to kill PID   In this case what you can do is    Double click on server  Go to Overview and change ports in Ports like this

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In case of windows  I experienced a new stuff    stopping tomcat from  bin folder will immediately not releasing the port 8080  It takes around 5-10 mins to release the port  After 10 mins again if i try to run my project Run-  Run on server    it allows to run    I m unsure whether my understanding is correct

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If you are in Java EE prospective in Eclipse and trying to start the Tomcat Server in Eclipse in debug mode  then you will get such errors  You must switch to debug prospective in Eclipse  I have solved my problem like this

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If you are running on windows try this in the command line prompt   netstat -ano   This will show all ports in use and the process id PID   of the process that is using that port  Then Ctrl Alt Del and open Task Manager to see which process is that   You can then choose either to close stop it or configure your server to use another port  To check if the new choosen port  let s say 8010  is available do this   netstat -ano   grep 8010   If it does not return any lines then you are fine   To change the port go to the Server view  open server xml and change the port there  Mine has this entry   Connector port  8010  protocol  AJP 1 3  redirectPort  8443

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You ve another instance of Tomcat already running  You can confirm this by going to http   localhost 8080 in your webbrowser and check if you get the Tomcat default home page or a Tomcat-specific 404 error page  Both are equally valid evidence that Tomcat runs fine  if it didn t  then you would have gotten a browser specific HTTP connection timeout error message   You need to shutdown it  Go to  bin subfolder of the Tomcat installation folder and execute the shutdown bat  Windows  or shutdown sh  Unix  script  If in vain  close Eclipse and then open the task manager and kill all java and or javaw processes    Or if you actually installed it as a Windows service for some reason  this is namely intented for production and is unhelpful when you re just developing   open the services manager  Start   Run   services msc  and stop the Tomcat service  If necessary  uninstall the Windows service altogether  For development  just the ZIP file is sufficient   Or if your actual intent is to run two instances of Tomcat simultaneously  then you have to configure the second instance to listen on different ports  Consult the Tomcat documentation for more detail

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In windows OS do right click on task bar-- start task manager-- process then check java exe or javaw is running if it is running then click on it and do end process then restart your tom cat server     some times skype will occupy port 80 in that case change the skype settings and put 81 for skype or change tomcat configuration

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All of above do not work for me  What I found was click the Details button   Then following the Multiple contexts with the same path error running web service in Eclipse using Tomcat Removed the duplicated line then I got an another error  The server cannot be started because one or more of the ports are invalid  Open the server editor and correct the invalid ports   Following Can  39 t start tomcatv9 0 in Eclipse Then it works

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On Windows use command for stopping the already running tomcat instance and try running it again in eclipse  it may work    net stop tomcat7    Or you can change the port in server s XML if you just want to run on some other ports

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kill   ps -aef   grep java   grep apache   awk   print  2       no need to restart Eclipse if you get the above error  just enter this line in terminal  again start the tomcat in Eclipse  works only in Linux based system   Ubuntu   etc

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If you are on mac environment  here is what I did   Find the process id running on this port from terminal  eg  8080   lsof -i  8080   and kill it   kill -9  lt PID gt      Example   You may see following result   MacSys bin krunal   lsof -i  8080  COMMAND   PID     USER   FD   TYPE     DEVICE  SIZE OFF   NODE  NAME java     21347   krunal  52u  IPv6      XXX      0t0      TCP    http-xxx  LISTEN    and kill it   kill -9 21347

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If you use Eclipse then double click on servers and double click on tomcat server then one file will open  In that file change HTTP port to some other port number and save Ctrl S  then again start the server

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Steps to free port which is already used to run tomcat server in Eclipse  For example   suppose 8080 port is used   we need to make free 8080 to run tomcat  Step 1   C  Users username netstat -o -n -a   findstr 0 0 8080   TCP    0 0 0 0 3000      0 0 0 0 0              LISTENING       3116  Now   we can see that LISTENING port is 3116 for 8080    We need to kill 3116 now  Step 2 -  C  Users username taskkill  F  PID 3116  Step 3  Go to Eclipse and start Server   it will run

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Several ports  8005  8080  8009  required by Tomcat vX X Server at localhost are already in use  To check whether another instance of Tomcat already running or some other process is using the ports you can use   netstat -b -a in command prompt for windows  This lists the ports in use and gives you the executable that s using each one  You need to be in the admin group to do this   You might get something like this   TCP   192 168 0 1 8009      192 168 0 1 0  LISTENING 196  Tomcat7 exe  TCP   192 168 0 1 8080      192 168 0 1 0  LISTENING 196  Tomcat7 exe  TCP   192 168 0 1 8005      192 168 0 1 0  LISTENING 196  Tomcat7 exe   Open task manager Ctrl Shift Esc  and kill Tomcat7 exe or any other process using these ports

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I have no another instance of Tomcat running ad no other process using  Tomcat port   in my case  the 8088 port   Eclipse send the same message on starting Tomcat       The server may already be running in another process  or a system process may be using the port  To start this server you will need to stop the other process or change the port number s    I solve the problem in this way    go to bin of tomcat by prompt launch startup bat launch shutdown bat start tomcat by Eclipse

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Sometimes if the ports are not freed even after attempting shutdown bat what  BalusC suggested you can kill the javaw process  Do following steps     Click on Start Menu and open  Windows powershell  Right click before opening and select  Run as administrator  Enter command ps  You may see a image as follows    See the process number of process  javaw  The process number is the rightmost number in the columns  I have highlighted in the image process number of javaw for example   Enter command kill   javaw is killed and now you must be able to run the program

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Easy way to solve your problem   The server may already be running in another process  or a system process may be using the port  In order to kill that port  do the following   1  Download TCPView only 285kb  from following link   http   technet microsoft com en-in sysinternals bb897437 aspx  2  Extract folder and start TCPView application   3  Right click on java exe because 8009 8005 ports are commonly used by java process  and select End Process option   this would stop another process easily     NOTE  Running TOMCATPATH bin shutdown bat may not shutdown Tomcat when it contains some demon or unmanaged        threads  In such cases TCPView works fine without any issues

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If the above issue occurs in Windows 7 or 10 based OS  the problem occurs because Tomcat is running as Windows Service  To stop Tomcat running as Windows Services  Open Windows Control Panel  Find the service  Apache Tomcat  and Stop it  The Another way is to kill the process running on port 8080 using cmd   Open cmd running it as administrator    C  users username netstat -o -n -a findstr 0 0 8080      TCP   0 0 0 0 8080           0 0 0 0 0              LISTENING       2160  The above 2160 is process id of process running on port 8080 and kill that process using the following command C  users username taskkill  F  PID 2160  Go to IDE and start Server  it will run

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If Eclipse says      Several ports  8005  8080  8009  required by Tomcat v6 0 Server at localhost are already in use   This error comes because tomcat may be running in background so first stop that server  follow the below details   Solution is    Open the  console  view  window- show view- Console  Then stop the tomcat server  Then open the  server  view and start the server it will work    Thanks

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Here s one more option to try if none of the efforts above helped  You might be using Eclipse from a Shared Drive  for eg  H    If so  move copy it the entire Eclipse directory to C  and try again   My Eclipse could not open ports for Tomcat server  with the above error   nor even connect to internet  I also tried another Tomcat plugin  Sysdeo  which failed to open the ports too   These are the options I tried   Check and Kill Other Tomcat Instances   In command prompt  netstat -ano and check if any other processes are using the conflicted ports  Find the PID and kill it Try starting the server again    Change Tomcat Ports in Eclipse   In Eclipse Server tab  double click the Tomcat instance  This will open the configuration tab  Under Ports  change the port numbers   for eg  18080     Kill java exe and javaw   In Task Manager  find and kill java exe and javaw  see https   stackoverflow com a 25334782 4212710 and https   stackoverflow com a 26136890 4212710  Try starting the server again    See my other answer for Eclipse not connecting to Internet  https   stackoverflow com a 37246087 4212710

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How to kill a windows service using PID -    open command prompt and type netstat -ano find the PID of the ports which are in used  in this case  it will be 8080  8005 8009  Let s say PID of these ports are 5760   Now Type taskkill  f  pid 5760  it will close the PID and ports will be available for use  Now you can start tomcat as normal by Windows services or by eclipse itself    Thanks  kill a Windows service that s stuck on stopping or starting

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It occurs when others in the project are also using the same port numbers as you are using  double click tomcat server  change port numbers to anything 8585 or whatever  The code will now begin to run

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Refer to the following blog  how to kill tomcat without have to restart your computer   http   stanicblog blogspot fr 2012 01 how-to-kill-apache-tomcat-without html  Hope this will help someone in the future

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Macbook solution  Step 1  stop the server running Java   Open Activity Monitor by going to Applications  gt  Utilities  gt  Activity Monitor  Or simple press CMD   Spacebar and start typing Activity Monitor  Look for process running Java and kill it by giving the following command in Terminal kill -STOP  lt PID gt    where PID is the process ID of the Java process as displayed in the Activity Monitor  Do it a couple of times and close and reopen Activity Monitor to check Java isn t running  Step 2  change the port   right-click on the server in Eclipse and click  Open   Change port number from 8080 to 8081 or something greater in value  This should hopefully start your server

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The problem often arises when Apache Tomcat fails to terminate  properly  even though a shutdown instruction was sent  In my case  using Tomcat 8  this happens with annoying regularity  Luckily  you can use Windows PowerShell and the netstat command to create a simple script to kill the process   The following PowerShell script will parse the output from netstat to find any process that is listening on 127 0 0 1 8005  extract its PID and then kill that process   netstat -a -o -n      select -skip 4          a      -split    3     New-Object  PSObject  -Property   Original    Fields  a              Fields 1  -match  127  0  0  1  8005            Write-Host  Killing PID     Fields 4         taskkill  F  PID    Fields 4      If your server xml configures Tomcat to use a different port or IP  edit the regular expression on the script s fourth line accordingly   Finally  I should point out that the situation is better on Linux because you can instruct Tomcat to save its PID to a file at startup-time and use a switch to force the shutdown  later - the shutdown script for  nix systems already features the ability to kill the process and the sleuth-work with netstat is not required

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It may be because you are not stopping your tomcat service properly  To do that  Open your task manager there you can see a javaw exe service  First stop that service  Now restart your tomcat it works fine

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In my case  it was giving me the error  Port 8005 required by Tomcat v8 0 Server at localhost is already in use  I changed 8005 port in apache-tomcat-8 0 39 conf server xml but changes were not getting reflected  Then I did these changes from eclipse  by double clicking server and modifying the port from 8005 to 8006 and it works     Before putting 8006 I checked in windows shell if this port is available or not  By executing following command   netstat -a -o -n   findstr 8006

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Your Tomcat is probably running already  That s why you have got an error  I ve had the same problem before  I solved it very simply    Restart your computer Open Eclipse Run your Tomcat   That s all

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Step 1  netstat -a -o -n and it will bring up a network list search for the local address like 127 0 0 1 8080 and note the PID  eq 3624       C   gt netstat -a -o -n   Step2   taskkill  F  PID 3624   Run this command to kill that process   C   gt taskkill  F  PID 3624   link to post

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For windows users   Go to Task Manager directly with CTRL SHIFT ESC key combination   Kill the  java exe  processes by right clicking and selecting  End Task

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On Eclipse make a raw delete of Tomcat configuration folder under project  Servers   I tried it as last hope and it worked

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I face the same problem and after searching the answer as shown below  1  open Monitor Tomcat as shown below     Simply press stop as shown in below picure      Finally it works with me after many trials and suggested solutions    Best Regards  Kerelos Mikhail

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Don t need to close your eclipse IDE Your Tomcat is probably running already  That s why you have got an error    open tomcat directory    bin    from command terminal  in my case is tomcat9   Enter command     shutdown sh  it will close your running tomcat

[java] Several ports (8005, 8080, 8009) required by Tomcat Server at localhost are already in use

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