IP_NetStat

IP_NetStat is a network tool that shows the open TCP/IP ports and the active connections of your computer.

It all comes down to a very simple GUI that’s mainly focused on the displayed information, showing the local IP and port, remote IP and port and state.

Especially useful if you’re trying to see the open ports and block any potential malicious activity, IP_NetStat can also export the displayed statistics to a text document, giving you the option to analyze the data at a later time with no fuss.

What’s more, a printing feature lets you print all the results in a second, while the only available option enables you to show local address entries or not.

As you can see, IP_NetStat is just a simple application, so the lack of a help manual shouldn’t give you too much trouble, at least if you know what’s that a TCP/IP port. Beginners however are strongly recommended to search online for more information.

Obviously, some very important features are completely missing, so you can’t for example get more details on a specific port or shut down a connection.

But overall, IP_NetStat is a decent app for every single user who wants to keep an eye on his computer’s TCP/IP connections. All features are grouped in just a single plain and simple GUI, while configuration options are almost missing from the package.