Development & IT Networking Windows License: CurrPorts 3. The lists include remote and local addresses as well as TCP connections’ states. Currports (and TCPView) outputs are quite different in both form and purpose (see fig 3 for a currports segment). TCPView is a cost-free networking software that enables you to view detailed listings relating to all UDP and TCP endpoints right on your system. And there is pretty good documentation and tutorial information on their website. Besides the timeline, you can select each line and get additional information on what is actually happening. TCPView also includes Tcpvcon.exe, a command-line tool that provides similar functionality. I have also used Wireshark to do things like analyze potential problems in SSL/TLS handshaking for mail servers. Second attachment is the more complex case of setting up a wireless network using DHCP. TCPView, monitors both incoming and outgoing connections, as well as listening applications, in real time. start /w pkgmgr /iu:'TelnetClient' Alternatively, you can install it by following these steps: Click Start and then click Control Panel. See the first attachment for a look at a simple Wireshark case showing an application retrieving Windows time. To install it, run the following command from a command prompt with administrative privileges. But Wireshark is a dynamic protocol analyzer observing the actual packet traffic between your computer and the network (AKA packet sniffer-formerly known as ethereal to the Linux crowd ).
I certainly don't see Currports and TCPView as substitutes for Wireshark-maybe for each other? They are valuable in providing a moving snapshot of your network connections as seen by your computer.
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