This guide explains how to install and deploy Remote TCP Monitor and its core agent component, TCPv Service, across various environments.
The main application is distributed via Microsoft Store.
To install, visit the appropriate version link:
TCPv Service is a core agent responsible for collecting TCP and UDP connection data from remote hosts. It supports both automatic deployment and manual installation, depending on your network environment.
When registering a client:
If an outdated version of TCPv service is detected on the local machine:
Manual installation is recommended for:
Copy tcpvsvc.exe from the local installation path to any accessible folder on the target computer.
Typical source paths:
C:\Program Files\Remote TCP Monitor Aio\ort\services\tcpvsvc.exe
5.0.379.0 with the actual version number)
C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\29910XieShidong.RemoteTCPMonitor_5.0.379.0_x64__02gh7fjn484g8\ORT\services\tcpvsvc.exe
C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\29910XieShidong.RemoteTCPMonitorPro_5.0.379.0_x64__02gh7fjn484g8\ORT\services\tcpvsvc.exe
C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\29910XieShidong.RemoteTCPMonitorTrial_5.0.379.0_x64__02gh7fjn484g8\ORT\services\tcpvsvc.exe
On the target computer, open Command Prompt as Administrator, then run:
tcpvsvc.exe -is
To uninstall the service, run:
tcpvsvc.exe -u
Manual deployment is ideal when:
Ensure the TCPv service is running properly to enable full monitoring capabilities.