Seeking Network Tool

[Methical]

Hi guys;

I'm after some wisdom.
I'm trying to find a tool, that will list IP Addresses that are currently connected to me including which application, and also list the WhoIs details in a spreadsheet style. And to put icing on the cake, being able to disconnect an IP from you, and add to a blacklist.

The reason being, is me and my friends play a game online with P2P hosting, but no internal admin management for the hosting. There are alot of European people that play, and Russians; that hack, and we would like a permanent way of dealing with them.

I was thinking about this last night, and spent the morning playing with the NETSTAT command, and a few WHOIS applications to grab the right details. I think I could script the whole thing, but would prefer a tool to play with before I start one myself.

Thanks for your help

(If you think this is in the wrong category; please let me know. Was tossing up between this, Networking and Software)

 

[Vicenarian]

maybe TCPview?

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[Methical]

Nice find, thanks.

Should've thought of Mark over @ SysInternals. Tried out the application; all its missing is the blacklist, and to show some of the WHOIS info. I specifically want the country, to narrow it down alot.

I'll keep digging for now. I'm open for all suggestions.

 

[DarDar]

Not sure if it will do it but "the dude" might be worth a look. Or currports from nirsoft. i think it will be like the tcpview with the lack of a blacklist.

Peerblock might be worth a shot too. It will show ip, and some other info and has a blacklist feature.

 

[basic]

Take a look at WireShark. I used it to troubleshoot networking issues for development and it was extremely useful. I only used a very small aspect of it and I'm sure I only scratched the surface of what it can do.

Oh...congrats on becoming a mod. I just noticed.

 

[ZenTree]

what's the game?

filler filler filler filler

 

[Martyn]

what's the game?

filler filler filler filler

Who are you referring to, it's handy to use the quote system?

 

[Shark]

Try Currports.
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/cports.html

 

[MobileGeeks]

Wireshark will do this

Wireshark works well, but be prepared to spend a few hours working it out