Using Capsa to find out which process is using what port?

Discussion in 'Capsa Network Analyzer' started by Colasoft, Jan 20, 2011.

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  1. Colasoft

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    During the process of analyzing a network problem with a network analyzer tool or a protocol sniffer, especially when we find a suspicious worm or backdoor activity, we get only useful information like MAC addresses, IP addresses and also the port number in transport layer. The analyzer may not even know which application layer protocol is used, even it tells, we still need to figure out which application or process is using this application layer protocol.
    We just complete a article named using Capsa to find out how to find out which process is using what port. Hopefully, it can bring values to someone intereted in this. You can download the enclosed PDF version or just read it on Colasoft blog.
     

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  2. CloneRanger

    CloneRanger Registered Member

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    Thanks for this :) Very informative :thumb:
     
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    It's good to see a vendor provide teaching tools to help us improve. This is the type of thing that will build a loyal customer base and help generate valuable word of mouth.

    I have recently downloaded Capsa Free and hope to learn much more than I do.

    Thanks :)

    P.S. The videos are good as well.
     
  4. Colasoft Support

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    Hi Searching,

    Thanks for your compliments.We'll keep posting more useful articles to help all of our users find the best in our programs. And also we accept any challenges that maybe you have easier approaches to accomplish a task. Please. :)
     
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