How to connect to `tcp://192.168.202.112:11053` by command line?

tcp://192.168.202.112:11053

I've ensured the service is on,but when telnet 192.168.202.112 11053,connection fails,why?

gdb

Posted 2011-04-07T03:27:45.907

Reputation:

1Are you sure it's not firewalled off? The service can be on but no packets may actually be delivered. – Wes Hardaker – 2011-04-07T03:34:31.967

1just pointing out, there is no such thing as tcp:// and it doesn't even look like there is such a thing as telnet:// but your command would work. if .. – barlop – 2011-07-08T00:23:31.313

telnet listen on port 23, if you have not configured it to listen on 11053. – Deb – 2012-07-17T09:17:59.997

Answers

If that address was listening, and you had a path to it, your command telnet 192.168.202.112 11053 would connect just fine.

DefenestrationDay

Posted 2011-04-07T03:27:45.907

Reputation: 209

Use netcat for arbitrary TCP and UDP connections. It is dedicated for this purpose. It can also listen on a port.

nc -v 192.168.202.112 11053

amra

Posted 2011-04-07T03:27:45.907

Reputation: 121

try to connect from the local machine (where this service is running) to this port - if that works you have a firewall "problem"

Cadburry

Posted 2011-04-07T03:27:45.907

Reputation: 241