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== Test Connectivity to Remote Machine Port ==

Use the following PowerShell script to test TCP connectivity to a remote machine’s port:

=== Script ===

powershell
 $ipaddress = "10.11.21.59"
 $port = "10005"
 $connection = New-Object System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient($ipaddress, $port)
 if ($connection.Connected) {
 Write-Host "Success"
 } else {
 Write-Host "Failed"
 }


This script attempts to create a TCP connection to the specified IP address and port.
If the connection is successful, it prints '''Success''', otherwise it prints '''Failed'''.

=== Example Output ===


  Success

This output means the connection to IP address '''10.11.21.59''' on port '''10005''' was successful.




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