TCP Port Listener Tool
TCP Port Listener Tool is a network utility that monitors, logs, and displays any incoming TCP connections on a specified port.
Operating system: Windows
Publisher: isimSoftware
Release : TCP Port Listener Tool 1.0.1
Antivirus check: passed
The TCP Port Listener Tool is an essential tool for network administrators who need to monitor network traffic and detect any malicious activity. This tool provides the ability to listen to specific ports and receive data from them. This data can then be analyzed to detect any unwanted activity or suspicious behavior.
Features:
• Easy to use and intuitive user interface
• Support for both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses
• Ability to listen to multiple ports simultaneously
• Flexible configuration options for each port
• Support for encryption for added security
• Supports logging of data for further analysis
• Generates alerts when suspicious activity is detected
• Ability to block suspicious traffic
• Support for custom filters to detect specific data
• Supports remote access for monitoring from multiple locations
• Automated reports for quick analysis
• Ability to send notifications when suspicious activity is detected
• Supports integration with third-party applications for more detailed monitoring and analysis
The TCP Port Listener Tool significantly enhances network security by detecting and blocking suspicious activity.
In order to use a TCP port listener tool, a computer should minimally meet the following technical requirements:
- Operating System: Any operating system that supports a TCP/IP stack and has a command-line interface, such as Windows, Linux, or Mac OS X.
- Networking: A network connection is required in order to receive and transmit data over the network.
- Software: A TCP port listener tool should be installed on the computer.
- Memory: Enough RAM to run the software and enough disk space to store logs.
- CPU: A reasonably fast processor to handle the data processing involved in listening to ports.
PROS
Helps troubleshoot network issues quickly.
Real-time information about open/closed TCP ports.
CONS
Can lack advanced features compared to other tools.
Potential security vulnerabilities if not properly configured.
