Multi_Open_Port_Scanner

Made with Python3 + Qt6 (PyQt6) and packed with Nuitka

Download: https://github.com/ANTONIOPSD/Multi_Open_Port_Scanner/releases/
You can use single ports separated by spaces (21 50 80 443), multiple port ranges (1-100 5000-6000 64000) or a combination of both (21 80-100 5000-6000 34 777 12).
Order does not matter, it will automatically order all the ports and remove duplicates, it will also replace ports higher than 65535 with 65535.
If you don't type any port, it will scan all ports from 1 to 65535.

You can scan any server on the internet.

You can also scan your own system to find ports in use or even your local network.

Compile for Windows

You need Python3 and then install PyQt6 and Nuitka:

pip install PyQt6

pip install Nuitka

Then run the next command from CMD in the same folder where the MultiOpenPortScanner.py file is:

nuitka MultiOpenPortScanner.py --follow-imports --plugin-enable=pyqt6 --standalone --onefile --windows-disable-console

After some seconds, you will get the MultiOpenPortScanner.exe file and a bunch of folders (you only need the .exe file, you can delete those folders)