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jsnipy
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TCPView is another (free) sysinternals tool I've used and thought to share. What is nice about this is over running a netstat is that you can see the connections for a given process running on your machine. You can also see the connections opening and closing. Also you can close a connection without closing a process which is handy if you want to see if a piece of software is talking without you knowing about it.

Download TCPView (or download all sysinternals tools) and unzip them where you want. Run Tcpview.exe from wherever you unzipped it to.

https://img80.imageshack.us/img80/5407/demo5ln9.png

https://img292.imageshack.us/img292/7425/demo4ez7.png

Last edited by jsnipy (2007-12-30 23:21:47)

elbekko
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netstat -a
avman633
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Wow, you use a lot of programs to optimize your system
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elbekko wrote:

netstat -a

jsnipy wrote:

What is nice about this is over running a netstat is that you can see the connections for a given process running on your machine.
Agreed.
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