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Port Scanner

Online port scanner for common port connectivity checks and open-state analysis to assist service troubleshooting

This tool sends network requests to external APIs for port scanning.

Scan Configuration

Tip: A 500ms delay is added between scans to avoid overwhelming the server. Port range scanning is recommended for no more than 20 ports.



Documentation

What is Port Scanner

This tool checks target host port reachability to help verify whether services are open and network rules are taking effect.

Key Features

  • Scan by common presets, custom lists, or port ranges.
  • Show real-time progress, current port, and summary stats.
  • Mark ports as open, closed, or filtered with common service hints.
  • Export results and keep local scan history.

Steps

  1. Enter a target domain or IP.
  2. Choose scan mode (common, web, database, custom, or range).
  3. Start scan and wait for result updates.
  4. Filter by status, export CSV, or reuse history entries.

FAQ

Why is a port marked as "filtered" instead of "closed"?

It usually means firewall or network policy blocks the probe, so the tool cannot confirm a definitive closed state.

Is this equivalent to a full security audit?

No. It is intended for connectivity troubleshooting. Full security assessment still needs professional scanners and server-side log analysis.