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Guys thanks so much to both of your fantastic answers!!!<br />
Sorry for the belated reply.
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Hi guys,<br />
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Id like some recommendations.<br />
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I want to see if tcp port 389 is listening on all our DCs, of which there are over 100.<br />
I have a list of these DCs in a text file.<br />
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The scanner must be able to add additional ports if required to scan.<br />
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Can anyone suggest any port scanners that will read this text file, attempt to connect to port 389 for each of these DCs, and report status (success or failure)?<br />
<br />
Thank you.
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Hi guys,

Id like some recommendations.

I want to see if tcp port 389 is listening on all our DCs, of which there are over 100.
I have a list of these DCs in a text file.

The scanner must be able to add additional ports if required to scan.

Can anyone suggest any port scanners that will read this text file, attempt to connect to port 389 for each of these DCs, and report status (success or failure)?

Thank you.

Guys thanks so much to both of your fantastic answers!!!
Sorry for the belated reply.

Port scanner that allows reading a list of computers to scan from a text file

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