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30th Mar 2009, 21:27
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| I was wondering if there is any good program that can test what ports work on my network work. also is there a list somewhere that tells me what set of ports are for what type of tasks and such. |
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30th Mar 2009, 22:13
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30th Mar 2009, 23:23
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| I am looking for a program so I know what ports I am allowed to use in a network that isn't mine (public). and sites that provide use like the one above categorized ad undesirable. I want to know what ports the network will allow me to use so I can not wast my time trying to find out my program wont work. and some I don't know what ports are being used anyway. |
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31st Mar 2009, 01:01
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| Try this, you'll have to do it for a range though. Hmm, I wonder, could you run nmap on your own IP? That might do every port.
__________________ "I loved the P182 so much that, when my wife's system was all noisy and needed all sorts of cleaning, I bought her one. Then, when I wanted a cat, I bought a P182. The P182 is not a cat per se, but it's still an excellent buy." |
