Network

The network page lists the current network connections on the server, helping you inspect which processes are listening on or have established connections, along with their local and remote addresses.

To open it, go to the Toolbox page and switch to the Network tab.

Tip

This page is read-only. It is intended for viewing and troubleshooting connections; it does not provide actions to close connections or terminate processes. To manage processes, use the Process tab in the Toolbox.

Connection List

The page shows all detected TCP and UDP connections (both IPv4 and IPv6) in a table. Each row represents a single connection.

Columns

Column	Description
Type	Connection type: tcp, tcp6, udp, or udp6
PID	The process ID that owns the connection
Process	The name of the process that owns the connection
Local Address	The local address and port, in the form IP:Port
Remote Address	The remote address and port, in the form IP:Port
Status	The connection state, such as LISTEN, ESTABLISHED, TIME_WAIT, etc.

The Status column is displayed as a colored tag to make states easy to distinguish at a glance:

• LISTEN is shown in green
• ESTABLISHED is shown in blue
• Transitional states such as TIME_WAIT, CLOSE_WAIT, FIN_WAIT1, FIN_WAIT2, LAST_ACK, and CLOSING are shown in orange
• NONE and other states are shown in a neutral color

Tip

For UDP connections, which are connectionless, the status is typically NONE. The PID and Process columns may be empty when the panel cannot determine the owner of a connection (for example, due to insufficient permissions or because the process has already exited).

Filtering and Searching

A toolbar above the table lets you narrow down the displayed connections. Filters can be combined, and the list refreshes automatically as you change them.

Filter by Status

A multi-select dropdown that filters connections by one or more states. Available options:

• LISTEN
• ESTABLISHED
• TIME_WAIT
• CLOSE_WAIT
• SYN_SENT
• SYN_RECV
• FIN_WAIT1
• FIN_WAIT2
• LAST_ACK
• CLOSING
• NONE

Selecting multiple states shows connections that match any of them. Clear the selection to show all states.

Search PID

Filters connections by process ID. The match is a substring match, so entering 12 matches PIDs such as 12, 123, and 4128.

Search Process

Filters connections by process name. The match is case-insensitive and partial, so entering ngin matches a process named nginx.

Search Port

Filters connections by port number. The match is applied to both the local port and the remote port, and is a substring match, so entering 80 matches ports such as 80, 8080, and 8000.

Sorting

Click a column header to sort the table. Sorting is supported on the following columns:

• Type
• PID
• Process

Each click toggles between ascending and descending order. By default, connections are sorted by PID in ascending order. The Local Address, Remote Address, and Status columns are not sortable.

Pagination

The list is paginated, with 50 items per page by default. You can change the page size using the size picker; the available options are 50, 100, 200, and 500 items per page. A quick jumper is also available to jump directly to a specific page.

Refresh

Click the Refresh button to reload the connection list and fetch the latest data from the server. The list reflects the connection state at the moment it is loaded, so refresh to capture changes such as new connections or closed sessions.