Connections are listed in the Connection Table. Here’s what a connection might look like:
Several column headings are at the top of the Connection Table:
#
The connection number.
Remote Address
The computer / server the connection is involved with. This can be displayed as either an IP address or hostname, depending on your DNS Settings and whether a hostname for the IP address exists.
See: Appendix C, IP Addresses and Hostnames.Local Port
The port your computer is using for the connection.
Remote Port
The port the remote computer is using for the connection.
Status
One-word status code describing the state of the connection. Status codes are explained in Appendix A.
Age
How long XNS has known about the connection (hh:mm:ss)
Time
The time XNS first noticed this connection.
Recognized
The "friendly name" (if any) for the connection. A friendly name is specified by you to help you remember who or what a certain IP / hostname address is.
Protocol
The protocol being used for the connection (Either TCP or UDP).
Local Address
The local address used for this connection (Your IP or hostname)
Process *
The program/application that is facilitating the connection.
Bytes In **
How many bytes this connection has received.
Bytes Out** How many bytes this connection has sent.
Bytes In Rate** The current rate at which this connection is receiving data (in KiloBytes/sec)
Bytes Out Rate** The current rate at which this connection is sending (in KiloBytes/sec)
* Only available on Windows XP systems.
** Only when the Packet Sniffer is on.
Not all columns are on by default! To what columns you want on or off, click the View menu and then Show Columns.