TCPConnectProblemView

TCPConnectProblemView is a cool app that helps you keep an eye on TCP connections right on your computer. It lets you know when a target server isn’t responding, which is super handy for figuring out any connection issues.

Easy to Use

You don’t even have to install TCPConnectProblemView! Just double-click the executable file, and you’re ready to go. The main window shows a simple table that fills up with information as soon as it spots a failed TCP connection.

What You’ll See

Every time there’s a new issue, the app logs important details like the name of the process, its ID, and when it happened. You’ll also see your local IP address and port number along with info about the remote server—like its IP address and port number. Plus, you can customize which columns you want to view or hide!

Viewing Options

If you have lots of entries in the table, there are some great options to help you read through everything easily. You can choose to show or hide grid lines, and marking rows is super simple too—perfect for big tables!

Manage Connections

TCPConnectProblemView doesn’t just log failed connections; it also lets you close any TCP socket that hasn’t gotten a response from the server. There’s even an option to close all connections automatically if needed.

Selecting and Exporting Data

You can easily select items from the list, copy them to your clipboard, or export them into a file. If you're looking for something more detailed, generating HTML reports is also possible—either for selected items or for everything in your list.

Testing Your Connections

This app is really useful for testing TCP connections on your computer. To give it a try, just access an inactive IP address using your web browser. If there’s no response from the server, new entries will pop up in the main window of TCPConnectProblemView.