What is Multi-threading Port Scanner?

Multi-threading Port Scanner

Multi-threading Port Scanner is a handy command-line tool built in Java. It lets you scan hosts on your local network or even your own computer to find open ports. Pretty cool, right?

Why Use a Port Scanner?

This tool helps you spot weak points in your system that could make it easy for malware attacks to sneak in. Plus, if you're planning a LAN party, you can figure out which ports you'll need to connect two machines.

No Setup Needed!

The best part? Multi-threading Port Scanner doesn’t come with a complicated setup kit. Just make sure you have the Java Runtime Environment installed on your machine. You only need one executable file, and you can save it wherever you like.

Portable and Easy to Use

You can even put this tool on a USB flash drive! This way, you can use it on any computer that has Java without leaving any traces behind on that machine. No new entries pop up in your system registry and no extra files are made without your say-so.

Straightforward Syntax

The syntax is simple: just type portscanner.exe IP_address number_of_threads starting_port ending_port timeout. You specify the IP address of the machine you're scanning, how many threads to use (up to 500), the range of ports, and the timeout (in milliseconds). By default, the socket timeout is set at 50ms.

Works Like a Charm!

This software ran smoothly on our Windows tests with no hiccups! It didn’t crash or hang up at all and used very little memory and CPU resources, leaving everything else running perfectly.

Final Thoughts

To wrap it up, Multi-threading Port Scanner offers an easy way to scan ports using multiple threads for speedier results. Its user-friendly syntax makes it perfect for those new to console apps!

How Download Works

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