CurrPorts V1.81    Suggested by Andrew Lee - Updated by Checker on 10 May 2010 86KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (2983) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (6) - Post comment - Permalink

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 raphael: Sure can see where that can come in handy :-) That's just the little app one might gladly add to his toolbox. Nice. [2006-12-05 04:22]

 Yuval M.: v1.20: "The settings of CurrPorts utility is now saved to cfg file instead of using the Registry."
Actually, I liked the idea of using the registry better - it allowed me to put cports.exe directly in the root of my 'Programs' folder, along w/many other truely stand-alone tools - saves browsing through folders when you need a quick launch (I hate to setup & update portable launchers...;) - CurrPorts really doesn't have much of a configuration to deal with, so I never cared about its registry usage anyway...[keeping v1.11]
All in all, another one of the GREAT lightweight yet powerful utilities of Nir Sofer - you must visit his site for more freebies! Thanks Nir :) [2007-05-06 02:06]

 gbj: Surely disagree with Yuval. NO need to trash up the registry when you can use an ini file and keep the app totally portable at the same time. Yuval should really try using the Start Menu instead of browsing through folders to start the app. :-))))))) [2007-05-06 04:00]

 Crazy Johnny: Sweet! Exactly what I was looking for, testing to see which programs are phoning home. [2008-04-04 06:35]

 semiRocket: What this tool can that Mark Russinovich's TCPView can't do, I don't understand :?

I think that TCPView is better in any form.

@Yuval M.
You should try Sysinternals applications [2009-04-23 06:16]

 ranga: i was looking for port number list that brought me here.

nothing bad, i will try this out

ranga of http://www.bangla-choti-online.blogspot.com [2010-05-25 09:37]

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