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Looking to create a simple script that looks for all the servers in a srvs.txt and runs a report of which ports are open <br />
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Something like this - or better :) <br />
for /f %%i in (svrs.txt) do portqry -n %%i -r 1:65535 -p both -l portlogfile.txt<br />
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The Goal is to make sure all the AD ports are open between DC's<br />
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TCP/UDP port 53 DNS<br />
TCP/UDP port 88 for Kerberos Authentication<br />
UDP 123 Windows Time<br />
TCP 135 for RPC<br />
UDP 137  For User and Computer Authentication<br />
UDP 138  DFS, Group Policy<br />
TCP/UDP 389 for LDAP<br />
TCP/UDP 445 for SMB/CIFS/SMB2<br />
TCP 636 LDAP SSL<br />
TCP/UDP Dynamic - 1025 to 5000 ( Windows Server 2003)<br />
TCP Port 3268 &amp;&nbsp;3269 for Global Catalog<br />
TCP 5722  File Replication ( RPC, DFSR ( SYSVOL)<br />
TCP/UDP Dynamic 49152 to 65535  for DCOM, RPC, EPM
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Looking to create a simple script that looks for all the servers in a srvs.txt and runs a report of which ports are open 

Something like this - or better :) 
for /f %%i in (svrs.txt) do portqry -n %%i -r 1:65535 -p both -l portlogfile.txt

The Goal is to make sure all the AD ports are open between DC's

TCP/UDP port 53 DNS
TCP/UDP port 88 for Kerberos Authentication
UDP 123 Windows Time
TCP 135 for RPC
UDP 137  For User and Computer Authentication
UDP 138  DFS, Group Policy
TCP/UDP 389 for LDAP
TCP/UDP 445 for SMB/CIFS/SMB2
TCP 636 LDAP SSL
TCP/UDP Dynamic - 1025 to 5000 ( Windows Server 2003)
TCP Port 3268 & 3269 for Global Catalog
TCP 5722  File Replication ( RPC, DFSR ( SYSVOL)
TCP/UDP Dynamic 49152 to 65535  for DCOM, RPC, EPM

portqry script

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