Administrator utilities

Port & HTTP Check

Check whether a TCP port accepts connections or whether a web service responds from a ForceVPS node.

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Live check

Check a host or port

Choose one test, one host, and one port.

Hostname or IP address PortValid range: 1–65535

Check type

HTTP protocol

IP version

CLI

Result console

Targetforcevps.com

CheckHTTP

Port443

Not checked

Enter a target and run the check.

FAQ

What is the difference between TCP Port Check and HTTP Check?

TCP Port Check tests whether a TCP connection can be established to the selected port. HTTP Check also sends an HTTP or HTTPS request and displays the web server’s response code.

Does HTTP 404 or 500 mean the port is closed?

No. A 404 or 500 response means the server answered the HTTP request, even though the page or application reported an error. Choose TCP Port mode if you only need to test port reachability.

What does a timeout or no response mean?

The checking node received no response within the allotted time. A network filter, unavailable server, wrong port, or routing issue could be responsible. A timeout alone cannot identify the exact cause.

Which ports and IP versions can I check?

Enter one port from 1 to 65535 and select IPv4 or IPv6. In HTTP mode you can also choose HTTP or HTTPS; their usual ports are 80 and 443 respectively.

Where does the check run from?

The request runs from a ForceVPS network node, not from your browser. Reachability from another network may differ because of firewall rules and routing.