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MacTCP Watcher - 2.0

Test your Internet connection with this utility.

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All Time:	(4.3)
This Version:	(4.3)
Current Version:	2.0
Release Date:	1996-10-18
License:	Shareware
Downloads (this version):	10,762
Downloads (all versions):	236

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Product Description:

Mac TCP Watcher v2.0 displays the internal data of MacTCP or Open Transport such as the Mac's IP number and DNS name. It will also list all the currently open TCP connections and the information on each of them.It also allows you to test your TCP connection and your network, using the ICMP Ping protocol, the UDP & TCP Echo protocols, and it tests out the DNS by looking up the name of a given IP or IP of a given name. It also allows you to use the traceroute functionality to observe the route packets take. It should be useful to people having TCP configuration troubles, network or Domain Name System problems, or the chronically curious.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS Classic

Additional Requirements:

System 7 or higher

Editor's Notes:

Now part of Interarchy

Feedback Summary:

This Version:
Overall Rating:	(4.3)	Features:	Not rated (0.0)	Support:	Not rated (0.0)
Ease of Use:	Not rated (0.0)	Quality / Stability:	Not rated (0.0)	Price:	Not rated (0.0)

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Stereo: read the… - Version: 2.0, 10/23/2001 04:27PM PST

ddm72

docs. Those are disabled on purpose, you have to pay the shareware fee to get those.

It always worked… - Version: 2.0, 9/20/2001 10:14PM PST

ddelong

wonderfully for me.

Small, simple, and… - Version: 2.0, 8/16/2001 02:57AM PST

Stereo

BROKEN! This program does NOT do as advertised; running under OS 9 the "show connection" and "destroy connection" options are ALWAYS greyed out (regardless of which window is open and what connection is highlighted), so there's actually NO way to monitor TCP data with this program, which is it's main touted feature, and which worked fine in previous versions of TCP Watcher. And just to make things worse there is no section on their website covering this program like support or a FAQ or anything (it's just like one big infomercial site to sell interarchy) BIG disappointment.