CCORG PortScan

CCORG PortScan is a feather-light and portable application you can use to scan any computer in the local network for open ports and save the list of results to file. It can also browse ports on your own machine. This can be useful for locating available ports to establish LAN connections.

There are only two files in the downloaded package, and the executable can be copied anywhere on the disk or stored on removable storage devices to directly run the utility.

It doesn't make any changes to the system registry or generate files on the hard drive without letting you know about it. Just keep in mind that .NET Framework must be installed or the app doesn't run.

Wrapped in a clean and intuitive interface, CCORG PortScan has a single window with a neatly organized structure, showing all options available.

The local host is entered as the target of scan by default and can be replaced with the IP address or hostname of another PC in your local network.

The software tool can be asked to scan a range of ports by specifying the start and end, just the open ports or all (even the closed ones). This task shouldn't take long, depending on your network as well as hardware specifications, and the progress can be checked in the title part.

Results show the name or IP address of the host, along with the open ports and service type. This information can be saved to XML format by indicating the destination folder and file name.

Scans were carried out fast in our testing, during which CCORG PortScan had minimum impact on the computer's performance, using little RAM and CPU. However, it displayed an error and crashed whenever we attempted to look for both open and closed ports.

Considering its intuitive options, the tool can be handled even by users unskilled with networking utilities.