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Port Scanner

Check which ports are open on any public IP address or domain. Scans 21 common ports instantly.

⚠ Only scan hosts you own or have permission to test. Scans 21 common TCP ports with 1.5s timeout each.

Ports We Check

21 FTP
22 SSH
23 Telnet
25 SMTP
53 DNS
80 HTTP
110 POP3
143 IMAP
443 HTTPS
465 SMTPS
587 SMTP Submit
993 IMAPS
995 POP3S
1433 MSSQL
3306 MySQL
3389 RDP
5432 PostgreSQL
6379 Redis
8080 HTTP-Alt
8443 HTTPS-Alt
27017 MongoDB

Frequently Asked Questions

Is port scanning legal?
Port scanning your own servers is always legal. Scanning third-party servers without permission may violate computer crime laws in many jurisdictions. Only scan hosts you own or have explicit written permission to test.
What does an open port mean?
An open port means a service is actively listening for connections on that port. Open ports on public servers are not necessarily dangerous — a web server needs port 80 and 443 open. Concern arises when unexpected ports like 3306 (MySQL) or 27017 (MongoDB) are open to the public internet.
Why are some ports showing as closed when they should be open?
Firewalls and security groups block connection attempts without sending a response. Our scanner uses TCP connect with a 1.5s timeout — firewalled ports appear closed even if a service is running behind them.
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