Re: Port scan a remote pc?

On Saturday, in article
<43887fde$0$9493$ed2619ec@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
me@xxxxxxxxxxx "Gary" wrote:

> how do you telnet a specific port?.
>
> i tried:
>
> > ipaddress:80

Two main ways. Best to start by just running "telnet" as the DOS prompt,
and then "h" to get the helpscreen. There's several commands to do stuff
like start a logfile, which you might want to do.

Otherwise "telnet 127.0.0.1 80" at the DOS prompt. That's your own
machine it will try, which will fail to connect, and so close after a
few seconds, if you don't have a server on that port.

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