IP tuner

The IP Tuner program resolves the problem of unexpected TCP port conflict exceptions when creating client socket connections. If you've experienced this issue, it usually presents itself in one of two ways, depending on your environment. Often, the root of this problem lies in the restricted number of available ports that Windows provides for client sockets—by default ranging from 1024 to 5000. This limitation can be a hurdle for systems demanding a significant number of outbound connections, as they can easily exhaust the available 3,976 active client connections.

Designed by Mike Gavaghan, the latest version, 1.0, of IP Tuner can be easily accessed and utilized. The program file names are IPtuner.exe, making it straightforward to locate and download. Additionally, this utility supports multiple Windows operating systems, including Windows XP, 7, 8, 10, and 11, which ensures broad compatibility for most users.

Given its functionality, this software falls under the Internet & Network category, with a specific focus on Network Tools. While the current and only version available is 1.0, users can rest assured that this version delivers on its promises. Plus, being a free tool, it offers great value for those needing to manage their TCP port assignments without additional costs.

Pros:

• Resolves TCP port conflict exceptions efficiently
• Free to download and use
• Supports a wide range of Windows operating systems (XP/7/8/10/11)
• Simple to find and implement with file name IPtuner.exe

You may want to check out more software, such as Convert-Tune, No-IP or Quick Hide IP, which might be similar to IP tuner.