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is there way how can I from my personal computer try connection between two servers?
Me from PC want to try connection Server1 -> Server2
linux bash command-line
asked May 3 at 7:21
Delirium
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Kiwy, Jeff Schaller, njsg, Kusalananda, Gilles May 3 at 12:27
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is there way how can I from my personal computer try connection between two servers?
Me from PC want to try connection Server1 -> Server2
linux bash command-line
asked May 3 at 7:21
Delirium
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Kiwy, Jeff Schaller, njsg, Kusalananda, Gilles May 3 at 12:27
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
can you connect to any of those server ? what type of connexion do you want to test ? network ? ssh ? HTTP ?
– Kiwy
May 3 at 7:28
Unfotunately in documentation I miss the information of protocol. There is some random port which is not standard for any protocol or connection type I cant connect to any of theese servery, thats why I am tryint to solve it this way.
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:57
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So... how can you test if the connection works if you don't know which port the connection uses?
– dr01
May 3 at 7:58
If you can't connect to any of your host how could you test that.
– Kiwy
May 3 at 7:58
Thats what I am asking, if there is possible way. Just was interested if is here some guru which can advice
– Delirium
May 3 at 8:03
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is there way how can I from my personal computer try connection between two servers?
Me from PC want to try connection Server1 -> Server2
linux bash command-line
asked May 3 at 7:21
Delirium
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is there way how can I from my personal computer try connection between two servers?
Me from PC want to try connection Server1 -> Server2
linux bash command-line
asked May 3 at 7:21
Delirium
6618
asked May 3 at 7:21
Delirium
6618
asked May 3 at 7:21
Delirium
6618
asked May 3 at 7:21
Delirium
6618
6618
closed as unclear what you're asking by Kiwy, Jeff Schaller, njsg, Kusalananda, Gilles May 3 at 12:27
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as unclear what you're asking by Kiwy, Jeff Schaller, njsg, Kusalananda, Gilles May 3 at 12:27
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
can you connect to any of those server ? what type of connexion do you want to test ? network ? ssh ? HTTP ?
– Kiwy
May 3 at 7:28
Unfotunately in documentation I miss the information of protocol. There is some random port which is not standard for any protocol or connection type I cant connect to any of theese servery, thats why I am tryint to solve it this way.
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:57
2
So... how can you test if the connection works if you don't know which port the connection uses?
– dr01
May 3 at 7:58
If you can't connect to any of your host how could you test that.
– Kiwy
May 3 at 7:58
Thats what I am asking, if there is possible way. Just was interested if is here some guru which can advice
– Delirium
May 3 at 8:03
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can you connect to any of those server ? what type of connexion do you want to test ? network ? ssh ? HTTP ?
– Kiwy
May 3 at 7:28
Unfotunately in documentation I miss the information of protocol. There is some random port which is not standard for any protocol or connection type I cant connect to any of theese servery, thats why I am tryint to solve it this way.
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:57
2
So... how can you test if the connection works if you don't know which port the connection uses?
– dr01
May 3 at 7:58
If you can't connect to any of your host how could you test that.
– Kiwy
May 3 at 7:58
Thats what I am asking, if there is possible way. Just was interested if is here some guru which can advice
– Delirium
May 3 at 8:03
can you connect to any of those server ? what type of connexion do you want to test ? network ? ssh ? HTTP ?
– Kiwy
May 3 at 7:28
can you connect to any of those server ? what type of connexion do you want to test ? network ? ssh ? HTTP ?
– Kiwy
May 3 at 7:28
Unfotunately in documentation I miss the information of protocol. There is some random port which is not standard for any protocol or connection type I cant connect to any of theese servery, thats why I am tryint to solve it this way.
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:57
Unfotunately in documentation I miss the information of protocol. There is some random port which is not standard for any protocol or connection type I cant connect to any of theese servery, thats why I am tryint to solve it this way.
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:57
2
2
So... how can you test if the connection works if you don't know which port the connection uses?
– dr01
May 3 at 7:58
So... how can you test if the connection works if you don't know which port the connection uses?
– dr01
May 3 at 7:58
If you can't connect to any of your host how could you test that.
– Kiwy
May 3 at 7:58
If you can't connect to any of your host how could you test that.
– Kiwy
May 3 at 7:58
Thats what I am asking, if there is possible way. Just was interested if is here some guru which can advice
– Delirium
May 3 at 8:03
Thats what I am asking, if there is possible way. Just was interested if is here some guru which can advice
– Delirium
May 3 at 8:03
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You could use ping(1) (uses ICMP ECHO REQUEST/REPLY). If you suspect some sort of firewall might interfere, traceroute(8) will show the path followed to the destination (tcptraceroute(8) is a handy wrapper here). You can specify what protocol and port to use, and a slew of exotic options.
answered May 3 at 11:10
vonbrand
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You could use bing for this:
bing host1 host2
From the manpage:
Bing determines bandwidth on a point-to-point link by sending ICMP ECHO_REQUEST packets and measuring their roundtrip times for different packet sizes on each end of the link.
host1 is supposed to be the nearest end of the link, while host2 is the other end.
answered May 3 at 7:28
dr01
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Unfrotunately I cant connect to any of theese servery, thats why I am tryint to solve it this way.
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:29
The user has not explained what type of connection they want to make. A ping request may succeed, but SSH may still be impossible for various reasons.
– Kusalananda
May 3 at 7:35
Unfotunately in documentation I miss the information of protocol. There is some random port which is not standard for any protocol or connection type
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:36
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2 Answers
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2 Answers
2
active
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active
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active
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up vote
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down vote
accepted
You could use ping(1) (uses ICMP ECHO REQUEST/REPLY). If you suspect some sort of firewall might interfere, traceroute(8) will show the path followed to the destination (tcptraceroute(8) is a handy wrapper here). You can specify what protocol and port to use, and a slew of exotic options.
answered May 3 at 11:10
vonbrand
13.9k22443
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up vote
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down vote
accepted
You could use ping(1) (uses ICMP ECHO REQUEST/REPLY). If you suspect some sort of firewall might interfere, traceroute(8) will show the path followed to the destination (tcptraceroute(8) is a handy wrapper here). You can specify what protocol and port to use, and a slew of exotic options.
answered May 3 at 11:10
vonbrand
13.9k22443
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up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
You could use ping(1) (uses ICMP ECHO REQUEST/REPLY). If you suspect some sort of firewall might interfere, traceroute(8) will show the path followed to the destination (tcptraceroute(8) is a handy wrapper here). You can specify what protocol and port to use, and a slew of exotic options.
answered May 3 at 11:10
vonbrand
13.9k22443
You could use ping(1) (uses ICMP ECHO REQUEST/REPLY). If you suspect some sort of firewall might interfere, traceroute(8) will show the path followed to the destination (tcptraceroute(8) is a handy wrapper here). You can specify what protocol and port to use, and a slew of exotic options.
answered May 3 at 11:10
vonbrand
13.9k22443
answered May 3 at 11:10
vonbrand
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answered May 3 at 11:10
vonbrand
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answered May 3 at 11:10
vonbrand
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up vote
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You could use bing for this:
bing host1 host2
From the manpage:
Bing determines bandwidth on a point-to-point link by sending ICMP ECHO_REQUEST packets and measuring their roundtrip times for different packet sizes on each end of the link.
host1 is supposed to be the nearest end of the link, while host2 is the other end.
answered May 3 at 7:28
dr01
15.2k114768
Unfrotunately I cant connect to any of theese servery, thats why I am tryint to solve it this way.
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:29
The user has not explained what type of connection they want to make. A ping request may succeed, but SSH may still be impossible for various reasons.
– Kusalananda
May 3 at 7:35
Unfotunately in documentation I miss the information of protocol. There is some random port which is not standard for any protocol or connection type
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:36
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
You could use bing for this:
bing host1 host2
From the manpage:
Bing determines bandwidth on a point-to-point link by sending ICMP ECHO_REQUEST packets and measuring their roundtrip times for different packet sizes on each end of the link.
host1 is supposed to be the nearest end of the link, while host2 is the other end.
answered May 3 at 7:28
dr01
15.2k114768
Unfrotunately I cant connect to any of theese servery, thats why I am tryint to solve it this way.
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:29
The user has not explained what type of connection they want to make. A ping request may succeed, but SSH may still be impossible for various reasons.
– Kusalananda
May 3 at 7:35
Unfotunately in documentation I miss the information of protocol. There is some random port which is not standard for any protocol or connection type
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:36
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
You could use bing for this:
bing host1 host2
From the manpage:
Bing determines bandwidth on a point-to-point link by sending ICMP ECHO_REQUEST packets and measuring their roundtrip times for different packet sizes on each end of the link.
host1 is supposed to be the nearest end of the link, while host2 is the other end.
answered May 3 at 7:28
dr01
15.2k114768
You could use bing for this:
bing host1 host2
From the manpage:
Bing determines bandwidth on a point-to-point link by sending ICMP ECHO_REQUEST packets and measuring their roundtrip times for different packet sizes on each end of the link.
host1 is supposed to be the nearest end of the link, while host2 is the other end.
answered May 3 at 7:28
dr01
15.2k114768
answered May 3 at 7:28
dr01
15.2k114768
answered May 3 at 7:28
dr01
15.2k114768
answered May 3 at 7:28
dr01
15.2k114768
15.2k114768
Unfrotunately I cant connect to any of theese servery, thats why I am tryint to solve it this way.
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:29
The user has not explained what type of connection they want to make. A ping request may succeed, but SSH may still be impossible for various reasons.
– Kusalananda
May 3 at 7:35
Unfotunately in documentation I miss the information of protocol. There is some random port which is not standard for any protocol or connection type
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:36
add a comment |Â
Unfrotunately I cant connect to any of theese servery, thats why I am tryint to solve it this way.
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:29
The user has not explained what type of connection they want to make. A ping request may succeed, but SSH may still be impossible for various reasons.
– Kusalananda
May 3 at 7:35
Unfotunately in documentation I miss the information of protocol. There is some random port which is not standard for any protocol or connection type
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:36
Unfrotunately I cant connect to any of theese servery, thats why I am tryint to solve it this way.
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:29
Unfrotunately I cant connect to any of theese servery, thats why I am tryint to solve it this way.
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:29
The user has not explained what type of connection they want to make. A ping request may succeed, but SSH may still be impossible for various reasons.
– Kusalananda
May 3 at 7:35
The user has not explained what type of connection they want to make. A ping request may succeed, but SSH may still be impossible for various reasons.
– Kusalananda
May 3 at 7:35
Unfotunately in documentation I miss the information of protocol. There is some random port which is not standard for any protocol or connection type
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:36
Unfotunately in documentation I miss the information of protocol. There is some random port which is not standard for any protocol or connection type
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:36
add a comment |Â
can you connect to any of those server ? what type of connexion do you want to test ? network ? ssh ? HTTP ?
– Kiwy
May 3 at 7:28
Unfotunately in documentation I miss the information of protocol. There is some random port which is not standard for any protocol or connection type I cant connect to any of theese servery, thats why I am tryint to solve it this way.
– Delirium
May 3 at 7:57
2
So... how can you test if the connection works if you don't know which port the connection uses?
– dr01
May 3 at 7:58
If you can't connect to any of your host how could you test that.
– Kiwy
May 3 at 7:58
Thats what I am asking, if there is possible way. Just was interested if is here some guru which can advice
– Delirium
May 3 at 8:03