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Ping
Hi ,
I have one system installed on Linux Red Hat 3.0. I have ip of system 3.156.168.*** and i want to ping some port that is on this IP which command i can do this? sam70 
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Do you want to check if a process is listening on the port from outside the system?
If that is the case, you can do this: Code:
telnet IPaddress port_no
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