Hello all, Below are the network ports which needs to opened from DMZ to Exchange and Vice Versa on the firewall as per the exchange perspective as we have ISA also in place, so IS there any way that can be tested is working or Opened or Not ?
Any script or some other way around.






Protocol and Ports



TCP 80


TCP 443


TCP 587


TCP 25


TCP 50636


TCP 110, TCP 995


TCP 143, TCP 993


TCP 389


TCP 50389

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Why not use telnet?

Example: telnet serverfqdn 443Martina Miskovic

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while doing the above will all the ports will be validated and tested ??
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while doing the above will all the ports will be validated and tested ??
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No, my example will only test port 443.
To test POP, you would type telnet serverfqdn 110Martina Miskovic

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understood but is there a way to test the things some another way around like sending the email or some script ...TO CHECK ALL THE CONFIGURED PORTS ..
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Don't know of any script that can test all this for you, but with telnet it will only take you seconds to test it.

You can of course also run tests on on the rules you have configured in ISA.Martina Miskovic

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Hi

Maybe this
blog is helpful to you. Terence Yu
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Thanks Terence i have gone through the above what you mentioned, but that is for exchange 2010 and i am looking for exchange 2007.

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Hi
Is this something you want to do on a regular basis or just a one time test to make sure that everything is open. Using telnet is the best solution for a one time test and you could use the connectivity verifiers in ISA for regular checking.
Steve

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