02-13-2009 03:16 AM - edited 03-06-2019 04:01 AM
Hello, i've got two Catalyst 3950 connected on stack for the production network and another 3950 catalyst for the test network. There is a crossover cable from the Catalyst of test network to one of the production catalyst in order to give them conectivity.
Now, somebody wants to comunicate from a workstation on the test network to a server on the production network. I can perfectly ping, but this user tells me that he needs to conect using tcp ports 1433 and 5084.
Is there anyway i can test those ports from the switches?
02-13-2009 03:27 AM
Hello Francisco,
you can test by using
telnet ip-address tcp-port-number
On IOS based switches
to see if you can access the service on the specified port
Hope to help
Giuseppe
02-13-2009 04:11 AM
NetworkSwitch1#telnet 192.168.165.XX 5084
Trying 192.168.165.64, 5084 ... Open
NetworkSwitch1#telnet 192.168.165.xx 1433
Trying 192.168.165.64, 1433 ... Open
Hi, i got this answer from the switch, i gues that means the port is listening on the specific machine. That means tcp port is open i guess?
02-13-2009 05:06 AM
Hello Francisco,
yes if you see open you have a session with the server
with http server you can type
get
and you should see a reaction of the server
Hope to help
Giuseppe
02-13-2009 04:25 AM
Never occured to me that you could run this command from IOS! Thanks Giuslar.
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