10-01-2008
check ports on server
Hi All,
I've been using this to verify if ports is open on a server. For example I would like to check port 5887, "telnet ip.of.server 5887" using on dos. If there's response on it then I can say it's open, if not then it's close.
Is that assumption accurate?
Thanks for any comments you may add.
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