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Nmap did the trick<br />
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Thanks for your help
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I am having a minor problem with two ports on my network on the wan side.<br />
Port 80 and port 25.<br />
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When I use <a href="http://canyouseeme.org" rel="ugc">http://canyouseeme.org</a>&nbsp; I get a response for both and I know they are working. But My ISP has had a router issue and I sometimes have those ports blocked.<br />
They are not suppose to be blocked I am a business customer and only residential customers have those ports blocked.<br />
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I was looking to see if anyone has created a batch script to do this.<br />
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I would like to set this up to run on a schedule using task scheduler on one of my computers.<br />
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canyouseeme is a good site but I need to run this using batch if possible.<br />
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I need to check my static ip address and see if the ports remain open.<br />
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Any examples would be great. Thanks in advance
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I am having a minor problem with two ports on my network on the wan side.
Port 80 and port 25.

When I use http://canyouseeme.org  I get a response for both and I know they are working. But My ISP has had a router issue and I sometimes have those ports blocked.
They are not suppose to be blocked I am a business customer and only residential customers have those ports blocked.

I was looking to see if anyone has created a batch script to do this.

I would like to set this up to run on a schedule using task scheduler on one of my computers.

canyouseeme is a good site but I need to run this using batch if possible.

I need to check my static ip address and see if the ports remain open.

Any examples would be great. Thanks in advance

CANYOUSEEME Script

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