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I want to view the current running connections of my pc, so how?
Need your help please! Many thanks!
Need your help please! Many thanks!
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Try Netstat. Or google.Originally posted by wiskyyadDid Everquest teach you that? -
You can try Armor2net Personal Firewall. It has a "Net State" function which can show the currently active connections and the details of these connections, including Remote Address/Port, Local Application/Port, Protocol and Status. You can download this firewall from http://www.armor2net.com. Hope this helps!Comment
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Activeports and tcpview work well.Happiness is a belt-fed weapon.Comment
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netstat -a will show you the active connections/services.Originally posted by wiskyyad
On another note, this wouldn't this be more suited for the Got Questions area?The mighty man will become a tinder and his works a spark; both will burn together with nothing to quench the flames.Comment
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active ports is nice program.Comment
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PrcView.exe
Can't live without it. It's easy to kill processes and finding nasty spyware that can't be deleted using adaware and spybot. And it's free.Comment
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Last time I used, PrcView, it was only the processes running on my computer, not the active conections, which I believe is being asked here. A very similar program that I did use for that was TCPView(.exe)...google should show up this freeware app.
EDIT: Sorry, some one else posted TCPView before me. Most third party firewall software should have some kind of GUI view of connections. Obviously some are better than others.TwigmanComment
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I know that seing current connections is possible and easy with Netstat. Is there any program or command in the smd prompt that allows you to terminate active connections?Comment
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Not that I know of off the top of my head (at least that is included with windows). I know TCPview will let you.Originally posted by Kila_BiteHappiness is a belt-fed weapon.Comment
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pskill can do that, both local and remote (assuming you have the proper credentials).Aut disce aut discedeComment
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