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#127584 14/08/05 09:57 PM
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I want to use mIRC to check for an open port 27444 UDP on a remote computer..

Will the sockopen blah remoteip port work or is that only for TCP?

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/help /sockudp


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hehe i been there, but that doesn't help me much...

if i do a /sockudp how will i know if the port is actually open on the remote machine or not?

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I think you will like this small command line tool, developed by Microsoft, called Portquery, it allows exactly what you want to do, which is check open ports on a remote computer, including UDP ports.

You can download it here.

For some information on how to use it and examples you can check here.

This should be sufficient for what you want to do. You can use /run to call this command line tool from within mIRC, and using COM you could even relay the results back to mIRC.


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Thanks!


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