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Easy port question

If you have more than one system, use nmap to check another box.

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do a port scan from another system. I have not check any of these for over 2 years. They are not in any order to speak of.

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! port scan (bottom of pg)
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! security port scan
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! security port scan of you system
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! security port scan of you syste
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! trojan port scanner
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! security port scan of you syste
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! security port scan of you syste
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! security port scan of you syste
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! security port scan of you syste
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! trojan port scanner
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! security port scan of system
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! security scan check
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! security port scan

Reply to
Bit Twister
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How do I test a port on my PC to determine if my firewall has it open or closed?

Reply to
Old Guy

Nope, it couldn't find the correct IP address. Thanks, anyway.

Reply to
Old Guy

Try

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Reply to
Casey Klc

Yup, that's what I'm saying. BTW, I was told today I dont need to check ports - a wireless firewall only allows 1 port in and 4 ports out. My device instructions say it needs specific ports open. Both can't be true, right?

Thanks. I'll try it tomorrow.

Reply to
Old Guy

Are you saying that using the links at that site that lead toward the Advanced Port Scanner couldn't determine your IP? The advanced port scanner would be able to let you select one specific port to test and how you wanted to test it, with TCP connect or TCP syn type.

That doesn't sound right. What about

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or similar.

A website has to see the IP you look like or it can't send you its webpage.

Reply to
Mike Easter

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What are you talking about here?

What's a wireless firewall?

Just what device is it brand name and model?

Duane :)

Reply to
Duane Arnold

The IP address for

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195.131.4.164 Casey
Reply to
Casey Klc

My fault, I meant s/w firewall - Norton. device = Tivo.

Reply to
Old Guy

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