XP Firewall Logger

XP Firewall Logger is an interesting and easy to work with software solution created to help you read the contents of your ICF (Internet Connection Firewall), enabling you to analyze recent activity, along with several details concerning the date and time, protocol, source and destination IP addresses.

In order for the application to function properly, your version Windows XP needs to have a Firewall, otherwise there is nothing for XP Firewall Logger to display.

The Internet Connection Firewall is a function of your OS by means of which suspicious or potentially dangerous connections are prevented, sparing your computer from a series of risks.

When activated, the ICF logs all incoming connections from the web, automatically dropping it if it is not solicited by you, this way making sure your PC will not be harmed by spyware or other types of ill-intended software, particularly without your knowledge. Nonetheless, it has no effect on outgoing connection.

For some, the logged information can offer insight into a number of problems, so being able to read these saved activities can prove essential. However, the operating system does not provide you with any means of doing that, so that is where XP Firewall Logger comes in.

With this efficient and reliable program, you can access and browse through your Internet Connection Firewall logs, being able to view a very detailed date and time stamp for each connection, the type of action, the corresponding protocol (UDP, TCP), the source IP address as well as the destination IP, as well as the used ports.