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I tried netstat for you, and there's no lsasss.exe here just lsass.exe. 
Not on XP Home, not on XP Pro.

Ulli

Am Mon, 09 May 2005 16:40:25 +0200 schrieb Hans Galema 
<notused@notused.nl>:

> Ulli wrote:
>
>> my WebServer is most ready now. But now I tried to use it on a Win XP 
>> Home system. First start is ok but on second start I get error message 
>> "Could not bind socket. Adress and Portnumber are alredy in use". Does 
>> XP home use IP Adress and Port in an other way then XP Professional? 
>> Because this is not on XP Professional. Any idea?
>
> Can you confirm that after every reboot the first start is ok
> and the second finds the port in use ?
>
> What I have here on XP-Home since some months that webservers
> complain in the same way.
>
> Now when you open a console window and type
> netstat -nab
> you will find a list of all ports in use including the executable
> who has opened it.
>
> (If the list is too long the command will disappear and you will
> not see the top of the list. In that case try
> netstat -nab > c:\netstatout.txt
> and inspect netstatout.txt
>
> Here at the beginning of the list I get:
>
>    Proto  Lokaal adres          Extern adres        Status           PID
> TCP    0.0.0.0:80             0.0.0.0:0              listening    2020
>    [lsasss.exe]
>
> TCP    0.0.0.0:135            0.0.0.0:0              listening     1216
>    c:\windows\system32\WS2_32.dll
>    C:\WINDOWS\system32\RPCRT4.dll
>    c:\windows\system32\rpcss.dll
>    C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe
>    -- parts unknown --
>    [svchost.exe]
>
> So lsasss.exe is to blame.
>
> Now with <Ctrl><Alt><Delete> the taskmanager shows this instance
> of lsasss.exe. When I kill it then a webserver can be started
> on the http-port 80.
>
> There is also a lsass.exe.
>
> Why XP does start lsasss.exe and what it is doing I don't know.
> Once when trying to connect with the browser I got a message that I did
> not have enough permissions.
>
> Had a deeper look now. lsass.exe is from microsoft. But lsasss.exe not.
> What is on my computer ?
>
> Would be glad to here from someone.
>
> Hans.