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We are happy to announce a new release of NetStat Agent 3.1.1. This minor version has the following enhancements and bug-fixes:

- Fixed the problem with running a program with parameters (netstat monitor).
- Improved CPU performance when running a program (netstat monitor).
- A window of program invoked by netstat monitor can be hidden. This can be useful if you run batch scripts.

A portable version will be released soon.

We are happy to announce the portable version of NetStat Agent 3.1. The portable version you can download here.

In this version you do not need to get a trial key as it was in previous versions. But it still has a nag-screen in the evaluation mode when you close the program or switch tools.

Anyway, if you would like to purchase NetStat Agent license you must know that you may use a license key in both versions - desktop and portable!

We are pleased to announce the availability of a new stable NetStat Agent version. In the version 3.1 we are focused on fixing bugs, but some new features are also added.

So what’s new in NetStat Agent 3.1:

- IP-to-country database is updated.
- Fixed critical bug when network adapter has more than 1 ip addresses or gateways.
- NetStat monitor in 3.1 can runs scripts like bat-files, not only exe-files as it was in previous version.
- A couple of small bugs are solved in graphical user interface.
- Fixed the bug with auto scrolling text in DNS Query, Ping, Tracer and Whois tools (short hostname issue).
- Fixed a bug with manifest file in Vista\Windows 7. Now the application looks more native.
- Solved the issue with UDP connections in Windows 7.
- Fixed the problem with copy\paste (only one character could be copied).

If you use Windows 7 or Vista, please note that some features (close connection, change a MAC address, etc.) cannot work without administrative privileges. So you must run NetStat Agent as an Administrator:

Right Click the Application shortcut -> Properties -> Compatibility and check “Run this program as an Administrator”

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

Sometimes it is useful to know your external IP address. For example, when you share HTTP/FTP server and you do not know or forgot your IP address. In this case, if you use NetStat Agent 3.0 every time, it will be very easy for you! Because you do not need to open the Internet browser and search for a special service.

To find your IP address you must open IPConfig tool and press External IP button. After a few seconds you will see your external IP address. You may copy it to a clipboard (the right mouse click).