Helllo Team,
If you are trying to findout whether a remote server port is opened or closed, then there are so many ways.
Here In this article I am posting on same using telnet and nc commands.
Using telnet
Telnet usually holds prompt, so to avoid that, we are using echo in front of the command.
> $ echo | telnet xxxxxx 22
Trying xxxxxx...
Connected to xxxxx.
Escape character is '^]'.
Connection closed by foreign host.
Using nc
with nc command, its direct.
> $ nc -z -v -u xxxxx 22
Connection to xxxx port 22 [udp/ssh] succeeded!
# -z: Just perform scans without sending any data to the respective service running on the given port.
# -v : Verbose
# -u: UDP packets, without this it will be default tcp.
Hope it helps. Thanks
