[airsky27]

I have svchost.exe but the description reas as host process for windows service?

we get same case..

[PixelJunk]

Nice thread, should be posted and more people should read this before posting a thread asking for help.

Good to see threads like this, even tho many people miss it and still ask the same question.

[new_Learner]

nice sharing and thanks for info

[Tux5187]

Thank you. It was very easy tutorial to follow.

[Tux5187]

Thank you. It was very easy tutorial to follow.

[Ligeti]

Hello...

Nice tutorial, by the way and just for the record, you can also do:

netstat -anob (run this as an admin)

and it will show the name of the process.

Also you can do:

netstat -ano | findstr ESTABLISHED

To filter the results of netstat (you only need the ESTABLISHED connections as you claim)... which I don't agree with %100 (but I won't argue)

Good job anyway

Thanks and Enjoy

[Ligeti]

Hello...

Nice tutorial, by the way and just for the record, you can also do:

netstat -anob (run this as an admin)

and it will show the name of the process.

Also you can do:

netstat -ano | findstr ESTABLISHED

To filter the results of netstat (you only need the ESTABLISHED connections as you claim)... which I don't agree with %100 (but I won't argue)

Good job anyway

Thanks and Enjoy

[Bosmax]

Thanks brother it is very good tutorial

[Bosmax]

Thanks brother it is very good tutorial

[commander]

Nice tutorial... it was helpful. I did it and found that some process shown in the cmd (which are ESTABLISHED) are not listed in the Task manager. What should I do???
Thanks...