Okay, for what it's worth, here's my version. It does seem to work well enough:

#!C:\perl\bin\perl.exe 

my $netstat = "C:\\WINNT\\System32\\netstat.exe";

sub clear_screen {
    my $cmd;
    if ($^O =~ /win32/i) {$cmd = 'cls'} else {$cmd = 'clear'}
    system($cmd);
}

sub ferret {
    my ($line, @ports) = @_;
    my ($protocol, $local, $other, $status) = split(/\s+/, $line, 4);
    my ($local_addr, $local_port) = split(/:/, $local);
    my ($other_addr, $other_port) = split(/:/, $other);
    my @scan;
    foreach (@ports) { 
        if  ($local_port =~ /$_/){
            push @scan, "$local_port -> $other_addr" 
                if $status =~ /ESTABLISHED/;
            push @scan, "$local_port listening..."
                if $status =~ /LISTENING/;
            push @scan, "$local_port waiting..." 
                if $status =~ /TIME_WAIT/;
        }
    }
    return @scan;
}

# Scan a range of ports,
sub scan_range {
    my $range = shift;

    my @ports;
    foreach (@_) {push @ports, ($_-$range .. $_+$range)}; 

    open(NETSTAT, "$netstat -a -p tcp|") 
        or die "Oops! Cannot run netstat: $! \n";

    my $report;
    while(<NETSTAT>) {
        next unless $_ =~ /TCP/; 
        $_ =~ s/^\s+//;
        $report .=  join "\n", ferret($_, @ports);
    }
    close(NETSTAT);

    $report = "Ports idle..." unless $report;
    clear_screen();
    return "$report\n";
}

# Repeatedlt scan certain ports and their immediate neighbors.
my @ports = (4899, 8080); # Win32 RAdmin, XML-RPC.
my $range = 5;            # How many neigbhbors to either side.
my $seconds = 60;         # How long to wait between scans.
my $minutes = 30;         # How long to keep re-scaning.
for (1 .. int($minutes / $seconds * 60)) { 
    print "Scan $_ ", scan_range($range, @ports); 
    sleep $seconds; 
}

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In reply to Re: RAdmin detector for Win32 by aplonis
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