ā08-08-2016 02:24 AM - edited ā03-12-2019 01:06 AM
ā08-08-2016 05:14 PM
We often use telnet between two network devices to ascertain whether a given tcp port is permitted. You do need to have a service on the remote device listening on the port so it's limited in that sense.
For example:
telnet <remote address> <remote port>
Ping (and traceroute which build on ping) is icmp - not tcp or udp and as such does not use port numbers. It also does not establish a 3-way handshake TCP does and thus can give one a false sense of connectivity when there is asymmetric routing involved.
ā08-11-2016 05:57 AM
Hi Marvin,
Excuse my so late reply.
I thank you, it is very helpful.
Thus I have not counted on the yarn, the devices support also something
Excuse my bad Englich
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