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Information shown includes local and remote addresses, local and remote ports, the status, the age of the connection, how much bandwidth/traffic the connection is using, the program EXE behind it, geographical information, and more. It's kind of like Inte network radar, and you can even kill unwanted connections. There are additional features geared toward network administrations, like Windows Firewall integration, a Rules system to set up actions based on network conditions, line-speed and hop detection, a Network Statistics window displaying information on network interfaces and protocols, a Port Database, WHOIS client, local network scanner, and more.
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