To prevent abuse, scans are limited to common service ports only (max 25 per scan), 15 requests per minute, 3 unique targets per 5 minutes, and 50 scans per day. Private/local IPs cannot be scanned.
Enter a hostname or IP address and specify which ports to scan. Use comma-separated values (e.g., 80,443,22) or a range (e.g., 1-100). Click Scan to check each port. The tool connects from our server and reports whether each port is open (accepting connections) or closed/filtered.
Port scanning is a technique used by network administrators and security professionals to identify open ports and services running on a server. It helps with security auditing, firewall verification, and troubleshooting network connectivity issues. Each port corresponds to a specific service or protocol.
| Port | Service | Protocol |
|---|---|---|
21 | FTP | File transfer |
22 | SSH | Secure shell |
25 | SMTP | Email sending |
53 | DNS | Domain name resolution |
80 | HTTP | Web traffic |
110 | POP3 | Email retrieval |
143 | IMAP | Email access |
443 | HTTPS | Encrypted web traffic |
3306 | MySQL | Database |
3389 | RDP | Remote desktop |
5432 | PostgreSQL | Database |
6379 | Redis | Cache/DB |
8080 | HTTP Alt | Proxy/dev server |