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How to check blocked port of server.
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How to check blocked port of server.
Way 1:
Using telnet command :
Syntax : telnet <Host_name> <port_no>
telnet test.openspecimen.org 80
Use the above command from outside the server machine. If port 80 is open. "Connected to test.openspecimen.org." message will be displayed on the terminal.
Way 2 :
Listing down iptables rules. Below is the command to list iptables rules :
sudo iptables -L
Check if there is any rule set for port 80, in the same row if under 'Target' column DROP option is present then port 80 is blocked.
Way 3 :
The below commands will display open ports of the server.
Operating system | command |
---|---|
Ubuntu | sudo ufw status |
CentOS / RHEL | sudo firewall-cmd --list-all |
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