The Telenegar Port Check Tool is a network security utility designed to test whether specific TCP ports are open, filtered, or closed on a target IPv4 address.
It helps systems administrators, network engineers, and security teams verify server connectivity, audit firewall configurations, confirm service accessibility, and detect unauthorized open ports.
The Port Check interface provides organized category presets and probe selection options to streamline service auditing:
| Parameter | Description | Options / Examples |
|---|---|---|
| TARGET IPV4 ADDRESS | The target IPv4 address to scan for open TCP ports. | e.g., 216.239.38.120 |
| SELECT A PORT TO CHECK | Grouped service categories containing standard port presets. | Categories: Web, Mail, Remote Access, FTP, DNS, Database, Oracle, Other |
| PROBE | The remote geographical vantage point or probe location executing the TCP connection attempt. | Falkenstein, Germany — Hetzner Online GmbH, domestic Iran probes, regional cloud nodes |
The tool categorizes standard network services into collapsible presets for quick selection:
| Category | Preset Option Name | Port | Description / Protocol |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web | HTTP | `80` | Unencrypted Web Traffic |
| HTTPS | `443` | Encrypted Secure Web Traffic (TLS/SSL) | |
| HTTP Alt | `8080` | Alternate HTTP / Proxy Port | |
| HTTPS Alt | `8443` | Alternate HTTPS / Secure Web Portal | |
| SMTP | `25` | Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (MTA-to-MTA) | |
| SMTP SSL | `465` | Implicit TLS SMTP | |
| SMTP Submission | `587` | Client Email Submission (STARTTLS) | |
| POP3 | `110` | Post Office Protocol v3 | |
| POP3 SSL | `995` | Encrypted POP3 over TLS/SSL | |
| IMAP | `143` | Internet Message Access Protocol | |
| IMAP SSL | `993` | Encrypted IMAP over TLS/SSL | |
| Remote Access | SSH | `22` | Secure Shell |
| Telnet | `23` | Unencrypted Remote Terminal | |
| RDP | `3389` | Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol | |
| VNC | `5900` | Virtual Network Computing Remote Desktop | |
| FTP | FTP Data | `20` | File Transfer Protocol Data Channel |
| FTP | `21` | File Transfer Protocol Control Channel | |
| FTPS | `990` | Implicit FTP over SSL | |
| DNS | DNS | `53` | Domain Name System (TCP Queries / Zone Transfers) |
| Database | MySQL | `3306` | MySQL / MariaDB Database Server |
| MSSQL | `1433` | Microsoft SQL Server | |
| PostgreSQL | `5432` | PostgreSQL Database Server | |
| Redis | `6379` | Redis In-Memory Data Store | |
| MongoDB | `27017` | MongoDB NoSQL Database | |
| Oracle | Oracle DB | `1521` | Oracle Database TNS Listener |
| Oracle DB SSL | `2484` | Encrypted Oracle Database TCPS Listener | |
| WebLogic HTTP | `7001` | Oracle WebLogic Server HTTP | |
| WebLogic HTTPS | `7002` | Oracle WebLogic Server HTTPS | |
| WebLogic Admin | `9001` | Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console | |
| WebLogic Cluster | `5556` | Oracle WebLogic Server Node Manager / Cluster | |
| Other | LDAP | `389` | Lightweight Directory Access Protocol |
| LDAPS | `636` | Encrypted LDAP over SSL/TLS | |
| NTP | `123` | Network Time Protocol |
# **Enter Target IPv4 Address:** Type the destination IPv4 address into the **TARGET IPV4 ADDRESS** field (e.g., ''216.239.38.120''). # **Select Target Port:** Click on a service category (e.g., **Mail**, **Oracle**, or **Other**) to expand the list, then select the radio button for the desired service preset. # **Select Probe Location:** Choose a remote probe from the **PROBE** dropdown menu (e.g., ''Falkenstein, Germany — Hetzner Online GmbH'') to test reachability from that location. # **Execute Check:** Click the blue **Check Port** button to attempt a TCP connection. Use the **Clear** button to reset selected inputs.
Verify whether edge firewalls or security group rules correctly restrict external access to database ports (e.g., MySQL `3306`, MSSQL `1433`), directory services (`LDAP`/`LDAPS`), or enterprise application suites (`WebLogic`).
Validate client access and mail transfer ports (`25`, `465`, `587`, `993`) before configuring Mail Clients or enforcing MTA-STS.
Audit accessibility for WebLogic application servers (`7001`/`7002`), administration portals (`9001`), and database listeners (`1521`/`2484`) across hybrid infrastructure.
If a host responds to a Ping Check but fails a Port Check, the host is online, but the target daemon is either stopped or blocked by a firewall rule.