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Terminating a connection

eggrolls

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Netstat displays a list of all active connections. Is there a command to (forcibly) terminate a specific connection from that list? If not, is there a program that can do it? I'm using WinXP Home SP2.

Thanks
 
You can run netstat with the -b switch to see which program is listening for or established a connection. You can then close that program either through task manager, or possibly in the Services list.
 
Originally posted by: BlackOmen
You can run netstat with the -b switch to see which program is listening for or established a connection. You can then close that program either through task manager, or possibly in the Services list.

Thanks for the reply, but I only want to close one connection and leave the program's other connections intact.
 
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