Fast Port Scanner 1.0

Free Fast Port Scanner screenshot fileFast Port Scanner is a fast multithreaded port scanner that scans about 400 ports a second. It supports both the TCP/IP and UDP protocols. You can select address ranges to scan multiple interfaces or hosts. Any open ports will have the any suspect Trojans listed with it. This program is free when using Global Up Time website monitoring service.
Type : Shareware ($10.00) » EULA
OS Support : WinME,WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003
Date / Size : Feb, 2. 2007 / 636 kBytes
Requirements : .NET Framework Version 2.0
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Distribution permissions for Fast Port Scanner
Fast Port Scanner unregistered shareware may be freely distributed, provided the distribution package is not modified and a text link is provided to http://www.globalwebmonitor.com. No person or company may charge a fee for the distribution of Fast Port Scanner without prior written permission from the Global Web Monitor.
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