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Product Description:
Zorfex gives a graphical view of who is connected to your system. Supports all TCP/IP protocols. FTP, SSH, Telnet and RLogin username, current TTY, connect time, source IP support. Along with the ability to disconnect any user, block users based on their IP address, system uptime and load averages, internet version checking, and of course - It’s free!
What's new in this version:
- Block IP addresses
- Show all IP's connected to your computer
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS X 10.2
- Mac OS X 10.1
- Mac OS X 10.0
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X
root privileges for user disconnection or block IP features.
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I like it - Version: 0.2, 2/9/2005 09:13PM PST
peregrine38
If you like 'who', then you will like 'netstat -n'. I would like to know what port the IPs in the right column are connecting on. Mostly its http, I know, but still... Then all you need is a blocking table. Maybe the developer has this in mind?
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- I like it
to kholburn1 - Version: 0.2, 2/9/2005 09:31AM PST
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mahjun
I see the difference. And so do all the people who don't know unix commands.( I must admit I don't use DOS either on my girlfriend's PC.) You should use your unix knowledge to give us cool little apps like that.
unix command "who" - Version: 0.1, 2/6/2005 08:55PM PST
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kholburn1
I can't see much difference from typing the unix command "who".
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