Cross-platform TCP port testing, emulating the functionality of ping (port ping).
- Fixed issue #2 - Missing DLL: MSVCP100D.dll
- Fixed issue #4 - Incorrectly Reported all ports on LocalHost as open
- Fixed issue #5 - Return codes not being set
UDP I realize that testing UDP ports is not reliable but it would be nice to add the feature - Know how? Please help the project (papingproject@gmail.com).
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paping v1.5.5 - Copyright (c) 2011 Mike Lovell
Connecting to www.l.google.com [209.85.225.147] on TCP 80:
Connected to 209.85.225.147: time=24.00ms protocol=TCP port=80
Connected to 209.85.225.147: time=25.00ms protocol=TCP port=80
Connected to 209.85.225.147: time=24.00ms protocol=TCP port=80
Connected to 209.85.225.147: time=24.00ms protocol=TCP port=80
Connection statistics:
Attempted = 4, Connected = 4, Failed = 0 (0.00%)
Approximate connection times:
Minimum = 24.00ms, Maximum = 25.00ms, Average = 24.25ms
C:> paping www.google.com -p 80 -c 4
paping v1.5.5 - Copyright (c) 2011 Mike Lovell
Connecting to www.l.google.com [209.85.225.147] on TCP 80:
Connected to 209.85.225.147: time=24.00ms protocol=TCP port=80
Connected to 209.85.225.147: time=25.00ms protocol=TCP port=80
Connected to 209.85.225.147: time=24.00ms protocol=TCP port=80
Connected to 209.85.225.147: time=24.00ms protocol=TCP port=80
Connection statistics:
Attempted = 4, Connected = 4, Failed = 0 (0.00%)
Approximate connection times:
Minimum = 24.00ms, Maximum = 25.00ms, Average = 24.25ms
Linux Requirements to build:
- g++
- g++-multilib