3 Mar 2009 at 15:31 #1 Rwac Rwac Associate Joined 12 Oct 2005 Posts 1,511 Location Surrey Question specific to ESX Server: How can we check if a port is open if telnet is *not* installed? Would be handy if you someone could specify the right syntax also. Regards,
Question specific to ESX Server: How can we check if a port is open if telnet is *not* installed? Would be handy if you someone could specify the right syntax also. Regards,
3 Mar 2009 at 18:25 #2 .walls .walls Associate Joined 27 Dec 2006 Posts 1,783 from the esx server that you want to query... Code: # esxcfg-firewall -q Will show what is enabled. The esx firewall is just a wrapper for iptables though... Also, bear in mind - this is for VI3, and that iptables is configured to drop by default. EDIT: You could also use netcat or nmap... but you'll have to either compile them yourself (no biggie), or find an rpm for RHEL3 and install that.
from the esx server that you want to query... Code: # esxcfg-firewall -q Will show what is enabled. The esx firewall is just a wrapper for iptables though... Also, bear in mind - this is for VI3, and that iptables is configured to drop by default. EDIT: You could also use netcat or nmap... but you'll have to either compile them yourself (no biggie), or find an rpm for RHEL3 and install that.