SterJo NetStalker 1.4 Free Download 2023 Full Version
SterJo NetStalker is a free program that monitors all outgoing and incoming network connections to and from our computer, while providing us the option of blocking them a la a firewall. In the program, we may create any number of rules to accept/block connections simultaneously but only one set at any one time can be active at a given time.
SterJo NetStalker displays a list of monitored connections organized into processes currently active on your system that accept or establish connections. From this list, you can quickly view connection properties like protocol, local IP address and port information, remote IP addresses and ports as well as connection status and process file paths. We can easily block selected connections, convert remote IP addresses to their domain names, copy remote IPs to Windows Clipboard for copying out and pasting into processes or kill processes using EXE files from Microsoft, display properties for EXE file properties as well as search the Internet using the default browser. SterJo NetStalker can efficiently detect processes attempting or successfully creating connections, so we can add these processes to a trusted list, disable their operation altogether or examine a remote host (IP address to domain name translation). Within the Options menu, we can filter the information displayed in our list of monitored connections by application process connections, listening connections, UDP connections, or loop connections (“remote” addresses 0.0.0.0 to 127.0.0.1).
This tool comes equipped with two predefined, basic sets of rules to block or accept TCP and UDP connections, but you will have to create more sets yourself (known as splitting algorithms in this program) which contain configurable rules. One can quickly decide whether or not to block/allow connections to an IP address of our choosing or all IPs using any port number; unfortunately, however, the program lacks functions dedicated to specifying ranges of IPs/ports for blocking/allowing. Rules can be quickly activated/deactivated as desired and their priorities modified freely. To enable different sets of rules, either create it from scratch using the File menu, or import existing sets using this same menu; saving this set externally via file saving also is possible. The Protection Menu allows for rapid disabling/enabling of splitting algorithms (“Filter traffic”/”Allow full traffic” options), or blocking all connections quickly and painlessly. Furthermore, call monitoring can also be activated/disabled at will without causing any hassles or disruption to our service. SterJo NetStalker Log provides information regarding important events occurring within its program (for instance blocked connection attempts and details about them), while providing quick translation from IP Address to Domain name for quick reference. SterJo NetStalker can run in the background (minimized to the system tray for notifications) or automatically run when Windows boots up, with its log providing details about significant events (e.g. connection failure). Logs allow for quick translation between blocked connection attempts and their individual properties (i.e. IPs to domain names). SterJo NetStalker can run in the background (minimized to the system tray for notification display) or automatically when Windows boots up, and has its own log to provide information on key events of interest (e.g. new mail received, etc). The log provides details of any blocked connection attempts as well as their detailed properties, with instant IP translation from IP addresses to domain names. Furthermore, Log can run quietly in the background (minimized to the system tray so notifications may appear from it) or run automatically when Windows starts up.
SterJo NetStalker features an appealing graphical user interface and is straightforward for novice users to utilize. Even less experienced users should quickly grasp its basic rules of operation without blocking important applications or system services unintentionally; further guidance in English-language is included within its help file.
Attention!
In order to change the interface language to Polish, use: the possibilities/Preferences menu/Language tab in the settings window/Polish option/Apply button. Once chosen, close and restart the program from the system tray icon icon icon (to complete the process).
Technical Details
Operating System:Â Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10