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Port Checker

Check if a port is open on any host

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Port Status

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Response Time -
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This tool uses multiple probing methods. Results are most accurate for web ports (80, 443). For other ports, use telnet or nmap for definitive results.

What is a Port Checker?

A port checker tests whether a specific network port on a server or IP address is open and accepting connections. Ports are virtual endpoints that allow different services to communicate over a network.

Common Use Cases

Server Configuration

Verify that server ports are properly configured and accessible.

Firewall Testing

Check if firewall rules are blocking or allowing specific ports.

Network Troubleshooting

Diagnose connectivity issues with specific services.

Database Access

Verify database ports (MySQL, PostgreSQL) are reachable.

How It Works

1

Enter Host

Type a hostname or IP address to check port status.

2

Select Port

Enter a port number or click a common port button.

3

Check Status

We attempt to connect and determine if the port is open.

4

View Result

See if the port is open or closed with response time.