TCPVIEW script
When I work on windows I very often use tcpview (from sysinternals.com) to see all API visible TCP/UDP connections. The main advantage of this application is that it automatically update the list of active connections differently than, for example, netstat command. You don’t need to restart the application or click a refresh button, that is very comfortable. When I work on linux I also need that thing. I didn’t search much for linux version of tcpview but I wrote a script that do the same.
DOWNLOAD: tcpview20060807.tar.gz
Example of use: ./tcpview.sh
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November 13th, 2008 Mihai Varzaru |
I created Netactview (http://netactview.sourceforge.net), an application that shows in a GTK graphical interface all TCP/UDP connections. It has process information, host name retrieval, automatic refresh and sorting, color highlight and filtering. |