Under Windows XP ( a few years back) I used to run a gui prg ( cant
remember its name) that showed every incoming connection by IP, host
name and port - a bit like IPBlock in reverse.
Have searched for a similar prg for linux ( mint 11 at present) but
havent found anything, probably because I
do you mean "netstat -a" ?
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On 23/09/2011, at 3:16 PM, gonzo01 wrote:
> Under Windows XP ( a few years back) I used to run a gui prg ( cant remember
> its name) that showed every incoming connection by IP, host name and port - a
> bit like IPBlock in reverse.
>
> Have searched for a similar prg for linux ( mint 11 at pre
Thus spake gonzo01:
> Under Windows XP ( a few years back) I used to run a gui prg ( cant
> remember its name) that showed every incoming connection by IP, host
> name and port - a bit like IPBlock in reverse.
gnome-nettool is the closest thing I know of, although that's just a GUI
wrapper to nets
