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PHP » File Directory » fsockopen 
Scan a server
 
<?php
   ini_set("max_execution_time"120);

   $rangeStart = 0;
   $rangeStop = 1024;

   $target = "www.example.com";
   
   $range =range($rangeStart, $rangeStop);

   echo "<p>Scan results for $target</p>";

   foreach ($range as $port) {
      $result = @fsockopen($target, $port,$errno,$errstr,1);
      if ($resultecho "<p>Socket open at port $port</p>";
   }

?>
  
  
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