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Every time you open a website or downloading files between your computer and the remote host installed TCP / UDP connections. Many programs also accept and send data. But how do you know which program has a port which server you are connected? NetStat Agent - monitors Internet connection on your computer. This utility displays all active TCP and UDP connections, open local ports, connection status, and the process that opened the connection. What is important, the program shows the country and the network name of the remote server. NetStat Agent allows you to highlight, hide or close unwanted connections.
NetStat - Monitors Internet connections on your computer. It shows the information on all active TCP and UDP connections, local and remote ports, connection states and the owning process.
Each time when you open a web site in your browser or download files there are TCP/UDP connections are established between your computer and the remote host. Other software also can receive or send information to the Internet. But how can you get the list of all available connections on your computer? We offer an advanced but still quite simple in use the program for monitoring Internet connections and diagnosing network. NetStat Agent is a powerful network toolkit that includes well-known tools like netstat, ping, traceroute, ipconfig, arp, route, whois, http checker and dns query (also known as nslookup utility), but in a friendly and handy graphical interface. It is an extremely useful tool for network administrators and power users.
Features in NetStat Agent:
Monitors TCP and UDP connections on your computer. Each new or old connection is highlighted. NetStat Agent allows you to hide unimportant connection.
The program provides you with ability to configure special rules to close unwanted connections, terminate the process, play the sound alert and run the third party software like console ping.exe or tracert.exe.
Shows all available information like the remote address of connection, hostname, local and remote ports, the owning process, the process folder, DLL modules used by process and etc.
Ipconfig tool shows your network environment including the information on DNS servers, the address of DHCP server, the type of adapter, the MAC address and the list of IP addresses used by your computer.
You can renew or release DHCP adapter configuration. NetStat Agent also allows you to disable adapters.
Allows you to change a MAC address of your network card.
Monitors entries in the ARP cache. It shows the IP address of entry, its hostname and the MAC address. Special rules allow you to restore the real MAC address, add the entry to cache and run other programs.
You can add, delete and modify ARP entries in the ARP cache.
Queries DNS information including an IP address, mail exchange records, authority name server, etc.
Displays and modifies routes in the IP routing table. The program provides you with ability to add new route, modify an existing route and delete a route.
Built-in Whois utility allows to query all information about an IP address or domain.
Ping the remote host to test hosts operating. It can be also useful for testing your network TCP/IP configuration.
Using TraceRoute you can detect how many hops are from your computer to the remote host. The problem hops are highlighted.
Graphs the round trip time and shows the country of the hop for ping and traceroute utilities.
Displays network statistics for TCP/IP protocols and network adapters.
Saves the report to HTML files.
The powerful log manager allows you to view, delete and clear netstat or arp log files.
Netstat Agent:
Monitors TCP and UDP connections on your computer. Each new connection is highlighted, or outdated. NetStat Agent allows you to hide unimportant connections.
The program has the ability to configure specific rules that will close unwanted connections, terminate the process, play a sound alert, or run other programs such as: ping.exe or tracert.exe.
Displays information about the connection: remote IP-address, local and remote ports, an application to open a connection, the path to the application folder, the list of DLL modules used in the process and much more.
Ipconfig displays all the information about network settings on your computer: what DNS and DHCP servers are used, the type of network adapter, MAC-address and a list of IP-addresses.
You can renew and release DHCP adapter configuration. The program also allows you to disable the adapter.
Monitors changes in the local ARP table. Displays the IP-address, host name and MAC-address. With the help of special rules you will be able to automatically restore the real MAC-address, add an entry in the table or run other programs.
You can add, delete or modify entries in local ARP table.
Displays and allows you to edit, delete or add new routes in the local table IP-routes.
Built-in Whois allows you to request information about IP-address or domain.
Ping will check the availability of host on the network, as well as local TCP / IP settings.
Using TraceRoute you can determine how many routers are between your computer and the remote host.
The program builds a schedule for the Ping and TraceRoute, displays the geographical location of each router.
Displays network statistics for the adapters and TCP / IP protocols.
Saves the report in HTML file.
The powerful log manager allows you to view, delete and clean the netstat and arp log files.
Size: 2:36 Mb
OS: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7
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Interface: english and russian
NetStat Agent v 3.2.0.0 (Eng/Rus)_incl patch RESURRECTiON
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