The TCPViewĭownload includes Tcpvcon, a command-line version withĢ006 Freeware365.I was watching the latest edition of DNR and was formerly exposed to a couple of tools that I have had for a couple of years, but not put much thought into. The Netstat program that ships with Windows.
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On Windows NT, 2000 and XP TCPView also reports the name Local and remote addresses and state of TCP connections. Windows program that will show you detailed listings ofĪll TCP and UDP endpoints on your system, including the System tray from where it shows the number of currentlyĬonnected users as a tooltip. Limit the display to active shares and choose toĪutomatically resolve domains. Supports detailed user lookup via address book. You to disconnect any file, user, computer, or share and Full of relevant features such as: auto-detect of network configuration, monitoring, reporting, trapping, statistics and graphs, network tree view, network log, proof single node scan, os detection.Īllows you to monitor your network shares and see who isĬonnected and what files they are accessing. Extremely easy to use and very fast in discovering your network's active nodes. (NICs, switches, routers, etc.) with adjustable pollĪdvanced Network Monitor, it allows you to monitor your net in few clicks. Works on all SNMP-capable (MIB-2) interfaces Traffic Indicator, a graph utility to measure incomingĪnd outgoing traffic on an network interface inīytes/sec.
It can help you to detect trojans and other malicious programs. It also displays a local and remote IP address for each connection and allows you to close any port. It maps ports to the owning application so you can watch which process has opened which port. Active Ports is an easy to use tool that enables you to monitor all open TCP/IP and UDP ports on the local computer.
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