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UNIX administrators have a traditional history of enjoying command line tools which have been developed for network monitoring and management. Their names will be familiar to you: netstat, ipconfig, traceroute, arp and ping are just some of them.

But what about Windows administrators? The answer you will find in our new article “The Ultimate Windows Network Management Tool“.

Using NetStat Agent 3.0 has help me save quite a bit of time tracking down spammer IPs that have connections made to the mail server I administer. It would be amazing if NetStat Agent could kill a single thread of a process, but I’ll take what I can get. Thanks!

JR Fisch

A good day to all of you (the one’s who take the time just to read my story).

My reaction for NetStat Agent is as follows.

I just use it for monitoring and logging my server, it’s finally a good tool I came accross for reading and understanding in normal human being language about whats going on in your system, with port usage, external adresses and more.
Okey, I know all commands by hand also, but this is just a good tool for doing a job easier!

Thats my reaction on NetStat Agent!

Greetings,
Peter Lazaroms
http://alienhost.nl

Hi!
First time I used NetStat when got it free from giveawayoftheday.com, and I just love it!
NetStat is very nice feature-rich software that allows me to do everything I need from one single program: fast domain whois search (no captchas), ping (example to game servers), monitor internet connections (remote ip and port, local ip and port, hostname, status, protocol), HTTP Checker and more.
NetStat is easy to use and powerful software, I can use it to do so many things!

Niklas L.

Hey all. Imagine “seeing” what you’re connected to on the internet. I found a great IP Monitoring software developed by Flexbyte Software called Netstat Agent that does just that. Here is the link –> http://netstatagent.com/

I have always been wondering what is going on with my internet connection.

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