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🔐 Port Scanner

Scan and detect open ports on a server or host.

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About This Tool

Port Scanner checks which ports are open and accessible on a server. Useful for network security audits, troubleshooting connectivity issues, and identifying services running on a host.

Common Use Cases

  • Finding open ports on your server
  • Troubleshooting network connectivity
  • Security audits and vulnerability checks
  • Identifying running services on a host
  • Verifying firewall configurations

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a port?

A port is an endpoint for network communication. Each port handles different services (80=HTTP, 443=HTTPS, 22=SSH, etc).

Why are some ports closed?

Ports are closed by default for security. They're only open if a service is running and firewall allows access.

Is port scanning legal?

Port scanning your own servers is legal. Scanning others' servers without permission may violate laws.

What are common ports?

HTTP (80), HTTPS (443), SSH (22), FTP (21), MySQL (3306), and PostgreSQL (5432) are most common.

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