Ports

you migth want to specify on what you want to do. And as far as I know most people around here appreciate that you post your own code and we start from there. Sounds ok to you?

[plenderj]

Well you in theory have access to their ports if those ports happen to be listening for connections.
If they're not listening for connections, then no :)

[Jeff_1]

I dont know hardly **** about VBScript...i can make documents and alert boxes..but that's it...that's why i dont have any sample code to show...if i had sample code i wouldnt be here in the first ****ing place dont you think?


But now i am interested in making a web page that will allow someone to "port scan" their computer for various open ports "trojan horse programs"....but if this is too much of a strain on your brain to help..instead of being a smart-ass then dont bother.

[plenderj]

To create a port scanner,
The basic idea is that you have a socket (or sockets), and you try to connect it to a port. If it connects, then you tell the user you were able to connect to that port. If it doesnt connect, (ie. Connection Refused), then that port is not listening.

Whether or not you can use the winsock control using VBScript is beyond me, but if you can, you just do the above.

- jamie