Connect to Linux Ports Instantly with 1 Click

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Start date May 1, 2006
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To interrupt an internet connection to a specific port with minimal effort, users can utilize command-line tools rather than relying on a single-click solution. One suggested method involves using the 'top' command to identify the process ID (PID) and then executing 'kill -9 [PID]' or 'killall [process name]' to terminate the connection. Additionally, employing 'iptables' allows for a one-line command to close specific ports effectively. However, a straightforward one-click tool for this task is not readily available.

May 1, 2006

Hamhiu

What soft or tool can i use to interrupt internet connection to a certain established port with just one mouseclick ?
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May 9, 2006

J77

Interrupt?

You could try using escape - however, if it hangs too much, I use 'top' to find the pid, then 'kill -9 xxxxx' (or killall mozilla)

May 9, 2006

dduardo

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I don't think there is a one click way. There is definitely a one line command you can type that will close ports using iptables.

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