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Jan 24th, 2004, 04:27 PM
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How can I detect Open Ports on a router/firewall?
I'm writing a client/server application it is necessary for my users to have the necessary listening ports open on their router/firewall.
Is there any method that I can use to detect this? I'm willing to write a seperate server application that they can ping, and then that application can try a TCP connection back to the original app. If it times out and fails, I can assume that their ports are being blocked, and can send out a UDP message?
I'm new at all this, but my applications are complicated and I need to automate things as much as possible for the end user.
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