Category: exacqVision Hardware

::PortCheck.bat

::This utility will check the network path to the specified IP address/Hostname.

::It will accept the first argument as the IP Address/Hostname, and the second argument as the port.

::Author - Isaac Penrod



@echo off



set $IP=%1

set $PORT=%2



IF "%~1" == "" set /p $IP="Enter the IP Address or Hostname: "

IF "%~2" == "" set /p $PORT="What TCP Port: "

set $COMMAND="^(New-Object System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient^).ConnectAsync^('%$IP%', '%$PORT%'^).Wait^(800^)"

echo.

echo Checking connectivity to %$IP%:%$PORT%

echo If the network path is open and something is listening
at that location, the result will be "True"

echo.

powershell -command " %$COMMAND% "

echo.

pause
  

#!/bin/bash

#This utility will check the network path to the specified IP address/Hostname.

#It will accept the first argument as the IP Address/Hostname, and the second argument as the port.

#Author Isaac Penrod



IP=$1

PORT=$2



if test -z "$IP"

  then

    read -p "Enter the IP Address or Hostname: " IP

  fi



if test -z "$PORT"

  then

    read -p "What TCP Port: " PORT

  fi



echo

echo Checking connectivity to $IP:$PORT

echo If the network path is open and something is listening at that location, the result will be "success"

echo

timeout 2 bash -c 'if > /dev/tcp/'$IP'/'$PORT'; then echo success; fi'

if [ $? != "0" ]; then

  echo failure

  fi

echo