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TCP Viewer - captue TCP/IP data
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TCP Viewer Screenshot
| TCP Viewer captures and displays all data that is transferred between two processes communicating through TCP/IP. The processes can be running on the same machine or different machines located anywhere on a network or the Internet. TCP Viewer can run on a machine different than the machine(s) that the two processes are running on. The process that connects to the other process is the client. The process that receives the connection is the server. The client must be configured to connect to TCP Viewer instead of the server. This involves providing the client with the name or IP address of the machine that TCP Viewer is running on and the port number that TCP Viewer has established to listen for connections. TCP Viewer must be configured with a port number to establish. If 0 is provided, TCP Viewer will ask the OS for an available port number. TCP Viewer must also be be provided with the name or IP address of the machine that the server is running on and the port number that the server has established.
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| Version:
| 2.81
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| OS:
| 98/NT/ME/2000
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| Size:
| 498 kb
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| Price:
| $20.00 (Free Trial)
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| Date Added:
| 12/26/2002
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| Author:
| WebSite
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