Utility to Test Ports 1

[IPOTS]

Attached is a utility to help you determine if a port is active. i.e. 7070 or 7071 etc...
Run this program and enter IP address and port number:
Example: paping 192.168.42.1 -p TCP 7070

Hopefully you find this useful.

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[lleeNC]

Thanks IPOTS. Perfect timing because I'll actually use this later in the afternoon to test some ports on a VMware App server issue I have.

 

[Westi]

sorry to tell you, the command window comes up for a split second then disappears.


Joe
FHandw, ACSS, ACIS

https://www.millsidetc.com/

 

[IPOTS]

Sorry

You have to copy this to your user profile.
Open the command prompt.
Change the directory to your user profile.

i.e. C:\Users\Dave

Run paping 192.168.43.1 -p 7070

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[lleeNC]

Why don't we just use the following in powershell? That's what my IT department said btw, not me. Don't shoot the messenger.

Test-NetConnection 10.1.99.252 -p 7071

 

[IPOTS]

paping is a continuous ping.
Powershell is just a regular ping

Having the continuous pings helps in troubleshooting.
Having access to the Powershell is sometimes restricted without Administrator access.

This is just another option to have.

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[Westi]

Thanks, it works and is faster than powershell


Joe
FHandw, ACSS, ACIS

https://www.millsidetc.com/