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07.23.2008 at 12:47PM PDT, ID: 23589892
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Is there a tool for checking to see if a host is listening on a specific network TCP/IP port?

Asked by exhaust in Windows XP Operating System, Windows Networking, TCP/IP

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I'm trying to remotely connect to a Windows XP Pro computer and I do have an end to end TCP/IP connectivity. I need to prove to the other user that port 3389 is blocked (this is my suspicion) as I can connect via telnet and using other remote connectivity apps.

I was hoping to use a utility that proves whether a port is maybe blocked by a router as an example.Start Free Trial
 
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