Hi
Anyone know a good freeware to monitor all outbound connections from my computer to the internet?
Thx.
Hi
Anyone know a good freeware to monitor all outbound connections from my computer to the internet?
Thx.
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netstat
Doing "netstat -b" i get some connections as below:
There's no executables displayed for these connection. What could be these connections?Code:Proto Local Address Foreign Address State TCP 10.215.19.74:50330 channel-02-07-snc1:http TIME_WAIT TCP 10.215.19.74:50331 channel-02-07-snc1:http TIME_WAIT TCP 10.215.19.74:50333 www-12-02:http TIME_WAIT TCP 10.215.19.74:50344 80-239-206-50:http TIME_WAIT TCP 10.215.19.74:50359 channel-02-07-snc1:http TIME_WAIT TCP 10.215.19.74:50360 channel-02-07-snc1:http TIME_WAIT TCP 10.215.19.74:50374 channel-02-07-snc1:http FIN_WAIT_2
Last edited by geek@02; 03-07-2010 at 12:06 PM.
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Well if you are on a Linux box, using lsof can map open files to processes using them and since sockets (as well as everything else) is treated like a file you can use that to see who has what socket open..Originally Posted by geek@02
Last edited by jeffcobb; 03-07-2010 at 12:52 PM.
the -b switch only works for Windows XP and beyond. Not other Windows operating systems and Linux.
Originally Posted by brewbuck:
Reimplementing a large system in another language to get a 25% performance boost is nonsense. It would be cheaper to just get a computer which is 25% faster.
Possibly, you could also log all outgoing traffic on your firewall, depending on what you are using.
