How do I monitor TCP Connections in windows

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I want to write a program in C# or VB to monitor TCP/IP connection made by applications on my windows computer and to know the connections parameters as well. Can anyone help on how to implement something like that..???
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Posted 22-Oct-14 7:18am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Oct-14 13:20pm

Do you mean all of them, system-wide?
—SA

[no name] 22-Oct-14 13:24pm

if that's possible, then yes. if not then just user started applications

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2014-10-22T07:36:00

This is possible.

First of all, please see this CodeProject article: A Network Sniffer in C#[^].

You can try to find something else: http://bit.ly/1uFOgiu[^].

Maybe you can even find something else in source code: http://bit.ly/1uFONRl[^].

Only don't expect VB.NET solution; any .NET open-source solution will be good enough for your. Most likely, it would be C#. It's even more likely to find something in C/C++, but I'm not sure it could suite you. Do some search, anyway.

—SA