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Linux Tips

July 18, 2011

 by SysOps · Published July 18, 2011

netcat – a handy port scan and more

Here’s a quick and easy way to check if a server port is open to connections.. nc -zv somehost 22 Connection to somehost 22 port [tcp/ssh] succeeded! To check a range of ports you...

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