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Use !scan-port-ip6 to scan UDP, TCP, and SCTP ports on hosts in the IPv6 Internet.

You can also use !scan-port in place of !scan-port-ip6

Pass to !scan-port-ip6 an IPv6 address, a port number, and a protocol type. TCP is used if the protocol type is omitted.

Use !scan-port-ip6 to debug connectivity, firewall, and NAT issues on Internet Services.There are many IPduh !scan commands but most of them may return cached-stale results which are no suitable for real-time debugging and experiments. !scan-port and !scan-port-ip6 will always show you fresh scan results.

Like most IPduh commands, !scan-port-ip6 is an independent implementation, hence it may help you see something that other tools may miss.

Usage Examples:
!scan-port-ip6 [2a00:1450:4001:806:0:0:0:2004]:443 tcp
!scan-port-ip6 2a00:1450:4001:806:0:0:0:2004 443 tcp
!scan-port-ip6 2a00:1450:4013:c16:0:0:0:1b 25 tcp
!scan-port-ip6 [2001:67c:3c0:0:0:0:0:11]:53 udp
!scan-port-ip6 2001:DB8::2023:2024 5601 sctp


See also:
!scan-port-ip4
!help !scan

  
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