I've got some a strange problem I don't know how to fix on HP-UX.  A
program wigged out, I killed it, and now the port it was using is
still showing up when I do a netstat -a, on both ends.  On one machine
I see this:

server1>netstat -a | grep 1802
tcp        0      0  server1.1802             server2.62775           
CLOSE_WAIT
tcp        0      0  server1.1802             server2.55242           
CLOSE_WAIT

And on the other I see this:

server2>netstat -a | grep 1802
tcp        0      0  server2.62775           server1.1802             
FIN_WAIT_2
tcp        0      0  server2.55242           server1.1802             
FIN_WAIT_2

It's been that way for a good half an hour now.  If I try and just
restart this program it just complains about the port 1802 already
being in use.

Is there a way to manually shut down these ports on these machines,
sort of like a kill -9?

Thanks,

Bryan

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