Find the ports and services that are open on your network
NMap
Nmap ("Network Map") is open source software for network research or security auditing. It was designed for fast scanning of large networks, although it works well on single computers
Foundstone vision
It notifies all open TCP and UDP ports and maps them to its own process or application.
Foundstone FPort
Identify unknown open ports and their associated applications.
Foundstone Scanline
Formerly FScan. Port scanner for the command line.
Foundstone SuperScan
Powerful TCP port scanner, pinger, resolver.
Shields up!
Shields UP! benign examines the target computer at your location. Since these tests must travel from our server to your computer, you need to make sure that you have the administrative right to perform trial protocol tests through any equipment located between your computer and the Internet.
Angry IP Scanner
The program itself is small and can scan IP addresses in any range. An angry IP scanner first specifies each IP address to see if it is live, then resolves host names, scans the plugins, and the like, as you have configured the scan. It also has additional features such as NetBIOS information (computer name, workgroup name, currently logged in users, and MAC address) and can store result data such as CSV, TXT, HTML, XML or IP-Port list files .
LANSpy
LanSpy is a network security scanner that enables you to collect various different computer information: domain names and NetBios, MAC address, server information, domain and domain information, remote control, time, drives, transport, users, global and local user groups, policy settings, shared resources, sessions, open files, services, registry, and event log information.
PortScan 2000
Fast and easily configured port scanner. You can set which ports to scan and how many ports to scan at once. It is not intended for illegal use, but just scan for ports on your own computer.
Blue scanner scanner
A good port scanner is just one of the essential tools for anyone who is seriously interested in the needs of the internet.
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