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TCP Port Scanner
This is an alternative Port Scanner custom build by msv.dk
As where other online Port Scanners found on the net, really like to scare you with open ports, Virus and Trojans, written in fat red letters and images of skulls, the sole idea of this scanner is simply to help you check if your system have any open ports with a service answering, nothing more, nothing less.
I think that since you followed the links to this page named Port Scanner, you do have some knowledge and interests in IP packets and ports, and servers behind those (friendly or not so friendly servers)
That's why the results from this scanner are written in green, yellow and grey.
Green, if this server is not able to establish a connection to your system on the port showing. The port might well be seen by this server, but not able to connect.
Yellow, if this server actually established a connection to your system, and if any default output from your system on that port, the first 100 characters will be shown in grey.
If this server establish any connections to your system that you wasn't aware of you might wane take a look into that.
At the bottom of the checkboxes there is a text field where you can enter any port number of your choice between 1 and 65.535. That is if you have any not listed port under suspicion.
Next to the start scan button your IP Address is shown in a text field. If this is not your IP address, then it is possible that you are connected through a proxy server which confused my IP detection. If this is the case, then enter your own IP address and click on Submit.
This scan in no way performs any operation that is destructive, nor does it attempt to capture private data of any kind except to relay back to you for your knowledge only.
Happy port scanning.
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