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How to check which port are open for connection on remote server

· özkan pakdil · March 13, 2025, 9:11 p.m.
Network telnet curl nc Networking Command-line Tools System Administration Port Checking
Summary
This blog post explains various command-line tools to check if specific ports are open on a remote server, including Telnet, PowerShell, curl, wget, and netcat. The author prefers using nc or curl for their simplicity and availability across systems.
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