telnet - how to verify why port is blocked?

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we have linux machines redhta 6.5



when we do telnet to localhost on port 8182 , we get connection refuse



service iptables status
Firewall is not running

telnet localhost 8182
Connection refused

cat /etc/selinux/config
SELI NUX=DISABLED
SELINUXTYPE=targeted


any suggestion how to find the reason that we get connection refuse
even firewall is down and Selinux is disabled






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  • There is no service listening on port 8182.
    – n8te
    8 mins ago










  • how to verify which service should listening to port 8182
    – yael
    6 mins ago










  • Can I ask what is giving you the idea that something should be listening on that port? Why did you pick that port in particular?
    – n8te
    5 mins ago










  • on other machine , port 8182 is listening , but on other same machine its not listening
    – yael
    4 mins ago










  • Apparently port 8182 is used for vmware fault domain manager. Do you have vmware installed on the other PC?
    – n8te
    3 mins ago














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down vote

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we have linux machines redhta 6.5



when we do telnet to localhost on port 8182 , we get connection refuse



service iptables status
Firewall is not running

telnet localhost 8182
Connection refused

cat /etc/selinux/config
SELI NUX=DISABLED
SELINUXTYPE=targeted


any suggestion how to find the reason that we get connection refuse
even firewall is down and Selinux is disabled






linux networking tcp telnet port







share|improve this question





















  • There is no service listening on port 8182.
    – n8te
    8 mins ago










  • how to verify which service should listening to port 8182
    – yael
    6 mins ago










  • Can I ask what is giving you the idea that something should be listening on that port? Why did you pick that port in particular?
    – n8te
    5 mins ago










  • on other machine , port 8182 is listening , but on other same machine its not listening
    – yael
    4 mins ago










  • Apparently port 8182 is used for vmware fault domain manager. Do you have vmware installed on the other PC?
    – n8te
    3 mins ago












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0
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we have linux machines redhta 6.5



when we do telnet to localhost on port 8182 , we get connection refuse



service iptables status
Firewall is not running

telnet localhost 8182
Connection refused

cat /etc/selinux/config
SELI NUX=DISABLED
SELINUXTYPE=targeted


any suggestion how to find the reason that we get connection refuse
even firewall is down and Selinux is disabled






linux networking tcp telnet port







share|improve this question













we have linux machines redhta 6.5



when we do telnet to localhost on port 8182 , we get connection refuse



service iptables status
Firewall is not running

telnet localhost 8182
Connection refused

cat /etc/selinux/config
SELI NUX=DISABLED
SELINUXTYPE=targeted


any suggestion how to find the reason that we get connection refuse
even firewall is down and Selinux is disabled






linux networking tcp telnet port




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  • There is no service listening on port 8182.
    – n8te
    8 mins ago










  • how to verify which service should listening to port 8182
    – yael
    6 mins ago










  • Can I ask what is giving you the idea that something should be listening on that port? Why did you pick that port in particular?
    – n8te
    5 mins ago










  • on other machine , port 8182 is listening , but on other same machine its not listening
    – yael
    4 mins ago










  • Apparently port 8182 is used for vmware fault domain manager. Do you have vmware installed on the other PC?
    – n8te
    3 mins ago
















  • There is no service listening on port 8182.
    – n8te
    8 mins ago










  • how to verify which service should listening to port 8182
    – yael
    6 mins ago










  • Can I ask what is giving you the idea that something should be listening on that port? Why did you pick that port in particular?
    – n8te
    5 mins ago










  • on other machine , port 8182 is listening , but on other same machine its not listening
    – yael
    4 mins ago










  • Apparently port 8182 is used for vmware fault domain manager. Do you have vmware installed on the other PC?
    – n8te
    3 mins ago















There is no service listening on port 8182.
– n8te
8 mins ago




There is no service listening on port 8182.
– n8te
8 mins ago












how to verify which service should listening to port 8182
– yael
6 mins ago




how to verify which service should listening to port 8182
– yael
6 mins ago












Can I ask what is giving you the idea that something should be listening on that port? Why did you pick that port in particular?
– n8te
5 mins ago




Can I ask what is giving you the idea that something should be listening on that port? Why did you pick that port in particular?
– n8te
5 mins ago












on other machine , port 8182 is listening , but on other same machine its not listening
– yael
4 mins ago




on other machine , port 8182 is listening , but on other same machine its not listening
– yael
4 mins ago












Apparently port 8182 is used for vmware fault domain manager. Do you have vmware installed on the other PC?
– n8te
3 mins ago




Apparently port 8182 is used for vmware fault domain manager. Do you have vmware installed on the other PC?
– n8te
3 mins ago















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