Checking Open Ports for an Infor CRM Web Server

It’s a common scenario where an Infor CRM server in the DMZ needs to communicate with the Infor CRM application server and SQL server inside the network. In these cases, usually there is a need to open the necessary ports to allow the communication from the server in the DMZ to the servers inside the network. You can use the code below to test this and confirm that the needed ports are indeed open.

To use the code:

1. Copy the code to a text file
2. Change the value for serverAddress to the server you want to test a connection to, such as the Infor CRM application server or SQL server
3. Save as test.aspx in the root of the website
4. Open your browser to http://<websiteroot>/test.aspx (obviously, where <websiteroot> is something valid for the server, such as localhost, an IP address or DNS name)
5. View the results 🙂

<%@Page Language="C#" Debug="True" %>
<%@ Import Namespace="System.Net" %>
<%@ Import Namespace="System.Net.Sockets" %>

<%

var serverAddress = "10.10.1.45"; // change this to the server address you're connecting to
var portsToCheck = new int[] { 1433, 1706, 1025, 11211, 1895, 8000, 9001 };

foreach (var port in portsToCheck)
{
	using(var tcpClient = new TcpClient())
	{
		try 
		{
			tcpClient.Connect(serverAddress, port);
			Response.Write("Port " + port + " is open<br/>");
		} 
		catch 
		{
			Response.Write("Port " + port + " is NOT open<br/>");
		}
	}
}

%>