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What is Port Scanner?

Scan for open ports on any server or IP address. Identify running services, check firewall configurations, and find potential security vulnerabilities. Essential for network security assessments.

Key Features

βœ“Common port scanning
βœ“Custom port ranges
βœ“Service detection
βœ“Fast scanning
βœ“TCP port check
βœ“Vulnerability hints

How to Use Port Scanner

1

Enter the target hostname or IP

2

Specify ports to scan (or use common ports)

3

Click Submit to scan

4

Review open ports and services

Common Use Cases

β†’Security audits
β†’Firewall testing
β†’Service discovery
β†’Penetration testing prep
β†’Network inventory
β†’Compliance checking

Tips & Best Practices

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Only scan servers you own or have permission to scan

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Common ports to check: 80 (HTTP), 443 (HTTPS), 22 (SSH), 3306 (MySQL)

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Close unnecessary open ports to improve security

Frequently Asked Questions

Is port scanning legal?

Scanning your own servers is legal. Scanning others' without permission may violate laws. Only scan servers you own or have authorization to test.

Which ports should be open?

Only ports needed for your services (80/443 for web, 22 for SSH, 25 for email, etc.). Close everything else.

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