TUCOWS awards Port Explorer highest possible rating

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  1. Wayne - DiamondCS

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    Of course! Well deserved!
    Hmm they're not into creating a 6 cow rate for the occasion, so 5 highest possible.
    Great feeling to have been beta testing on this one so intensively as well.
    Many very happy users! Congratulations with the program, the happy users and the ratings! More to follow for sure!
     
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    Good one Wayne! :D
     
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    I see 3 cows for 1.25 version!


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    o_O Technodrome, Maybe you need to do a ctrl refresh or your ISP's cached servers are bit behind the times ;)

    DiamondCS Port Explorer 1.30

    Date: November 28th, 2002 License: Shareware
    Size: 869.9KB Rating:
    Cost: $30.00 Evaluation: 15 days

    Information:
    This socket analysis and exploration utility is designed for novice and advanced users alike. It supports port-to-process mapping, packet-sniffing and anti-trojan capabilities, as well as a Whois search client.
    The program displays all open TCP and UDP sockets, and their respective states. Users can spy on all sockets owned by a process, and block sending or receiving of any or all sockets.
     
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