program to kill established tcp connections: suggestion?

[blackcat]

does anyone know any command line program to kill established tcp connections? i need this tool since netstat only has the ability to view connections..thanks

[PhilB66]

CurrPorts

[blackcat]

thanks but it doesnt let me terminate connections by matching exe process..is there one that can do this?

[Floppy]

Hello,

thanks but it doesnt let me terminate connections by matching exe process..is there one that can do this?

-blackcat (December 04, 2007, 01:56 AM)

You could ask the developer of the program to add the necessary command line parameter


Best regards,
Floppy

[blackcat]

yeah..you're right..i just sent him this feature request..but while waiting for him to add it, im searching around for alternative..anyone here familiar with cygwin?

[Lashiec]

Maybe Sysinternals' TCPView?

[BinderDundat]

If you know the process name, you can kill the process using pskill from sysinternals: http://www.microsoft...tilities/PsKill.mspx - but I can't promise that the TCP connection is dropped as well.  The post above for curports does offer a close command line.  See: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/cports.html

[Ehtyar]

The post above for curports does offer a close command line.  See: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/cports.html

-BinderDundat (December 04, 2007, 03:40 PM)

thanks but it doesnt let me terminate connections by matching exe process..is there one that can do this?

-blackcat (December 04, 2007, 01:56 AM)

[Edvard]

TCPKillNT

TCPKillNT is a TCP connection "Reset" utility for Microsoft Windows NT platforms. It has the ability to send RST packets to already established TCP connections. Quite deadly on a LAN. It is very useful for IDS kind of products which need to terminate a TCP session. Requires Winpcap and LibnetNT.

http://members.fortu...jects/tcpkillnt.html