Port Checker
By querying the IP address or domain name and specify port code, you can determine whether a specific port is open.
Enter IPv4 Address or Domain Name
Enter the Port Number
What is Port Checker ?
Port scanning is the process of scanning a computer or network device for open ports by sending packets to those ports. Each service running on a computer listens on one or more ports, waiting for external connection requests.
Through port scanning, open ports and their corresponding services can be identified, helping administrators identify security-related issues such as vulnerabilities, weak passwords, or other problems that may lead to network attacks. Port scanning can also be used to test firewall configurations for safety and discover network-related performance issues.
What are some commonly used port numbers?
20: FTP data transfer port
21: FTP control port
22:SSH remote login protocol
23: Telnet terminal emulation protocol
25: SMTP email transfer protocol
53:DNS domain name system service
67:DHCP client
68:DHCP server
80: HTTP request and response protocol
110: POP3 email retrieval protocol
119: NNTP newsgroup transfer protocol
123: NTP network time protocol
143: IMAP4 email access protocol
161: SNMP simple network management protocol
443: HTTPS secure HTTP protocol
465: SMTPS encrypted SMTP protocol
514: Syslog log transfer protocol
873: rsync remote file synchronization protocol
993: IMAPS encrypted IMAP protocol
995: POP3S encrypted POP3 protocol
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