Packet Map for Windows
by Quietline
A live view of which processes open connections, with country lookup you can turn off.
Version 5.1.0 · Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit · 21 MB
Scanned file · SHA-256 published below
A live view of which processes open connections, with country lookup you can turn off.
Editorial description
Packet Map is a network monitor for Windows 10 and 11. A live view of which processes open connections, with country lookup you can turn off. This catalog page covers the current 5.1.0 installer we measured at 21.1 MB, including the SHA-256 published with the release.
In daily use it lets you list TCP connections, map remote endpoints, and export a CSV. We noted GeoIP is optional and ships as a separate database file. Setup does not bundle extra toolbars. It is not a packet capture suite like Wireshark.
Key features
Process view
Each connection names the executable that opened it.
Optional GeoIP
Country lookup stays off until you add a database.
Screenshots
What's new
Packet Map 5.1.0: current catalog build. GeoIP is optional and ships as a separate database file.
System requirements
Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit, 200 MB free disk space, and a display of 1280×720 or higher.
How to install
Download Packet Map with the labeled button on this page, verify the SHA-256, then run packet-map-setup.exe. The installer does not change the default browser or search engine.
Pros
- Per-process list
- CSV export
Cons
- No deep packet inspection
