To get started, one tool I thought would be worthy of a brief mention is Telnet. ![]() This article is a continuation of that and discusses three more free tools you can use to check for open ports – Telnet, CurrPorts.exe and TCPEye.exe. ![]() In early 2012, I wrote an article called Scanning Open Ports in Windows: A Quick Guide that covered how to use NetStat.exe, Tasklist.exe, TCPView.exe and PortQry.exe and Scanning Open Ports in Windows: Part 3that covered how to use NMAP to view open ports and troubleshoot client or server side application network connectivity issues. ![]() ![]() This post has been reviewed and the information is still relevant as of June 2018.
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