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Published by YNOP Talton
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Date Posted: |
October 21st, 1999
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Last Updated: |
June 25th, 2000
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License: |
Freeware |
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7,557 total; 77 recently |
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Page Views: |
7,445 total |
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8.27 / 10, with 37 votes |
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About PortSpy:
PortSpy is a port scanner plus more. You never know what you can find out there. :)
Nifty little port scanner that lets you look here there and everywhere. Does what you would expect - Scan a range of Ports on a range of IP's. Bunch of other options. Verry handy for admins and hackers alike. Uses the NetworkKit
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Latest Version |
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Details about this version:
Well. Here you go. Another niffty ver. What did we add? Kewl stuff :P Many of you noticed a big problem when scanning IPs that were down. Well now we do a ping check befor we scan. This speed things up big time. The other Realy kewl thing we added was YTabView. This now alows up to change tabs and keep on working in the back ground. So you can now scan and then jump over and do a WebSpeed. Speeking of - I update webspeed to have nice little graph output instead of all that text. You can still see that text via a toggle check box. Thanks to Caitlin we now have a realy nice Logo. And finaly for all those people who send me requests for docs. We now have Docs included with the archive and on the web. (see link at bottom)
Thas about it. I think. Let me know if you have any problems.
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Intel Version - requires R5 (189 KB) |
1,417 downloads |
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Intel Version - requires R4.5 (182 KB) |
112 downloads |
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