How to find Server Port ?

what is the command / step?

ipconfig/all display all ip information of server.
by which command we can find the Server Port ?

normally server port running on 8080
how can confirmed that server port running on port 8080 ?

Thanks and regards
Mateen
Code: [Select]netstat -a -n will list all currently open ports. If your server application is running the port it uses should be listed here.And if for some odd reason that doesn't work, you can scan the server either remotely or locally with Nmap.

-StephenThanks for response.

How can list the server port ? what is the command / steps ?

How can scan the server with Nmap ? Nmap is command ?
I RUN this command at rum prompt, it is not working

regards
Mateen
Are you on Linux or windows? If you LET me know I can give you detailed install and run INSTRUCTIONS for either OS.
However, if you have already installed Nmap, USE this command:

nmap -sS -P0 -O 10.1.1.1


Replace 10.1.1.1 with the server IP. This will give you a list of all the open ports, as well as the Operating System on the Server, and this is the quickest but effective way of doing it. The -P0 is a zero, not the letter 'O', whereas the -O before the 10.1.1.1 is a letter in the ALPHABET. This command can be run either from the server, or from a remote host.

-StephenThanks for you respnse.

Our server is Window 2003  R2, and client computer are window vista.

regards
Mateen
Ok, you will need to download and install
http://download.insecure.org/nmap/dist/nmap-4.23RC1-setup.exe

Then it should install a shortcut to your desktop. Then it's a matter of double clicking on that shortcut, and either choosing a pre-defined scan, or making your own with the options I previously stated. Any trouble, give me a yell (by the way, nmap is a lot faster on the command line in Linux, but this still works). This nmap install file will also install Winpcap, which is needed for this and packet sniffing.

-Stephen