how to check a port?

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thedrifter
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how to check a port?

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OK i just got an email from my boss at another site. she is asking me if there is a way to check to see if a port is open. Someone is coming in to do a demo and he asked to see if port 1494 is open. The only way i remember doing it is telnet. is there something i can send my boss besides a sniffer to see if the port is an open port? I can't log in remotely because the tech that was in before me has not gotten back to us as to what the password was..lol
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Use Shields Up and choose All service ports after hitting the proceed button.
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Post by ErikD »

For inbound or outbound traffic?

One easy way would be to do a scan of the external IP from anywhere using something like Neusses. Shields Up will do the same thing from any PC at the site.
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We have our own port scanner here at Speedguide. :D

http://www.speedguide.net/scan.php

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