Port Detective
This application also comes with a Port Encyclopedia, enabling the user to quickly look up what a certain port's function is. A local database is stored on the phone for defining ports, however there is also an option to look it up online for the most recent information.
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Reviews (18)
Couldn't resolve any IP addresses that I can reach through a browser or any other app. Doesn't allow you to type in a domain name.
This app helped me find the port that my storage drive uses for ssh access. Brilliant.
Wow. Simple interface, live reporting of found ports, a progress bar, and works in the background. The only problem is the scan restarts when orientation changes.
Only completed 10% of all 65535 ports in 5 minutes, and my Nexus 4 has four cores plus I was connected to the network both wirelessly and via my desktop through USB.
This is the best port scanner I think heck even the one in Windows won't do what this will thank you DEV
Runs fine on my Nexus 7. It does indeed restart a scan each time the screen orientation changes. Surely this can be fixed in the next release?
Note 3 - scanned all 65535 in about 45 secs
App v5.0 is missing features shown in screen shots here.
Does exactly what it is meant to do.
Very fast and responsive with accurate results .
Was very fast
simple and clean port scanner, where 120.0.0.1 localhost works
best it
Fast, robust, and accurate detection with detailed description of open ports found.
very useful for torrentz
Just what the doc-tor prescribed
very useful when having an unsecured network
I ran several full scans of one system and every time the app got to certain ports it would stop scanning with a "Connection timed out" message. There was no indication which port caused the failure so rescanning gets to be tedious. I'll wait till the next update before I totally give up on this app. Galaxy s3 unrooted.