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How to See Active Connections


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Nripen

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How do I see active connections in Windows XP Home Edition........ I've enabled File Sharing on one of my folder and I want to see who is accessing my folder over LAN.

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best thing i can think of would be the netstat command in a dos prompt
but this would just tell you all connections on your computer not neccissairly to that folder.

sysinternals has a couple programs that you could use but they only do partially what you want, check out psfile and tcpview
http://www.microsoft...gutilities.mspx
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fastdudez28

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go to start meanu
click run
type cmd
then type netstat
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the best way is to go here Start > CP > Administrative Tools > Computer Management

then click on shared folders > sessions, it'll show the computer accessing your folder
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