Portable Opened Ports Viewer

It's quite often that a user might want to check how many ports are opened on a machine. This is especially helpful if you'd like to map a specific one to work with an application or hardware equipment, managing it independently.

If you own a console and would like to change the NAT type, one particular way to improve your connection would be to assign a specific port on your machine and pass the console's connection through it. Before doing so, you'd need to view these ports. Portable Opened Ports Viewer does just that.

The application itself can't change anything on your machine. It helps the user view available ports and their status. It can be carried on a stick, making it versatile and useful on the go. The best part is that you can even save the generated report in HTML or CSV format.

Once launched, you'll need to allow the application to listen to your machine and determine what ports are available. The main window includes well-structured information that includes local address, type of used protocol, port number, and so on.

If you thought this application was designed for experts only, you should think again. Everything is placed within reach. Functions are labeled accordingly, and nothing seems confusing. Once you click on a specific port, more info will be displayed. In terms of settings, one can adjust the app's behavior.

You can have the program display port names besides port numbers, show process information, main module information, and file version. Depending on the complexity of your search, you might or might not want to have all this info shown. The main idea is you can access it with great ease. Portable Opened Ports Viewer is a great tool to have by your side in the portable utility kit.