Alternatives to LiveTcpUdpWatch

A Windows tool that shows live TCP and UDP activity for every process on the system. Notes say what changes if you switch.

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12 alternatives

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  • NetworkTrafficView

    A Windows tool that captures packets on a network adapter and shows traffic statistics grouped by connection.

    FreeProprietaryWindows
  • NetworkLatencyView

    A Windows tool that measures network latency for each new TCP connection on the system.

    FreeProprietaryWindows
  • CurrPorts

    A portable Windows utility that lists every open TCP and UDP port and the process behind it.

    FreeProprietaryWindows

    CurrPorts is portable Windows freeware listing open TCP and UDP ports with the owning process, and it can close connections and kill processes, though without byte counts per connection.

  • TcpLogView

    A Windows utility that logs every TCP connection as it opens or closes.

    FreeProprietaryWindows
  • NetworkUsageView

    A Windows tool that shows per-application network usage recorded in the SRUDB.dat database.

    FreeProprietaryWindows
  • TCPView

    Sysinternals viewer for active TCP and UDP endpoints on Windows.

    FreeProprietaryWindows

    TCPView is closed-source Sysinternals freeware listing every TCP and UDP endpoint with its process and state, and it can close connections, but keeps no history.

  • RustNet

    Terminal network monitor showing live connections per process with packet inspection.

    RustNet is an open-source terminal monitor for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android showing TCP, UDP and QUIC connections per process with protocol detection and packet inspection.

  • Netiquette

    A macOS network monitor that lists every socket and connection, grouped by the process responsible.

    Netiquette moves the job to macOS, listing sockets grouped by process with ports, state and bytes transferred, through a GUI or command line, without blocking connections.

  • NetHogs

    Linux terminal tool that shows network bandwidth usage grouped by process, like top for traffic.

    NetHogs is an open-source Linux terminal tool that shows bandwidth grouped by process like top, giving live usage only and no per-connection export.

  • NetBalancer

    Per-process network monitoring and bandwidth limiting for Windows.

    FreemiumProprietaryWindows
  • NetLimiter

    Per-application bandwidth limiter that stops background traffic from spiking your ping.

    PaidProprietaryWindows
  • bandwhich

    Terminal tool that shows current network use broken down by process and connection.

    bandwhich is an open-source terminal tool across Windows, macOS, Linux and Android that attributes bandwidth to processes, though it needs elevated privileges and is in passive maintenance.