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"Simple But Informative"
Version: Active Ports 1.4
Pros
Does what it says without all the bloatware that permeates much of todays software.
Cons
None It does one thing well
Summary
I wish more software was simple and to the point like this utility
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"Download did not work with 64 bit Windows 7"
Version: Active Ports 1.4
Pros
I've used this software before and had no problems
Cons
The CNN download refused to install. It always said that I needed an installer. Even when I loaded the CNN installer, it continued to say that I needed the installed.
Summary
Do a Google search and you will see that there are problems with the CNN downloader and Windows 7 64 bit
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"NOT A VIRUS - but a good tool in its time."
Version: Active Ports 1.4
Pros
This is a good utility tool for identifying TCP ports in use and determining what programs are using them on Windows 2003 or older.
Cons
As with any good tools, someone will find a way to abuse it. Now there are a few viruses that are designed to use this tool if found. Because of this, APorts is no longer maintained.
Summary
So the tool itself is not a risk but keeping it installed may be. Fortunately there are other tools being maintained that perform this same function. Hate to see a good utility like this go away because others abused it...
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"This program is a virus found by endpoint protection"
Version: Active Ports 1.4
Pros
its a virus so how can I like it
Cons
virus found by endpoint
Summary
a virus
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"Doesn't work on Vista"
Version: Active Ports 1.4
Pros
Can't Tell
Cons
Doesn't work on Vista
Summary
When trying to run, I get "Access Denied" and the program terminates. If it doesn't work on Vista, the installer should detect the OS and warn the user instead of allowing the install and then crashing. BTW, I am an admin on the machine.
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"Worth downloading, small and usefull utility"
Version: Active Ports 1.4
Pros
I can quickly identify which port is in use e.g on my WS or Internet server i can quicly identify the IP of the user using which port, and saves my time to identify
usefull when configuring your antivirus, firewall and proxyCons
nothing to say
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