How to check if your IP can connect to another address

If your leader requires you to check the connection between your computer and another address. Please use this way:

This is an example:

Mongo: 181.288.188.288, port: 27017
Redis: 181.288.188.282, port: 6379
PostgreDB: 181.288.188.188, port: 5432
Elasticsearch: 188.288.188.88, port: 9200
kafka: 181.288.188.286, port: 9092

Let’s check:
Before checking, open PowerShell with administrator permissions. Type the command below:

Test-NetConnection 181.288.188.286 -p 9092

This is the successful result:

ComputerName : 181.288.188.286 
RemoteAddress : 181.288.188.286 
RemotePort : 9092 
InterfaceAlias : Ethernet 
SourceAddress : 192.168.199.29 
TcpTestSucceeded : True



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