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Category: Windows 8

Testing a port with PowerShell

In newer versions of Windows you are not able to use the Telnet-command to test a port. Don’t worry. In PowerShell v. 4 and onwards you can use the command below.

Test-NetConnection <host> -port <port>

Eg.

Test-NetConnection www.ryslander.com -port 80
Posted on January 21, 2018Categories Windows, Windows 8Tags Port, PowerShellLeave a comment on Testing a port with PowerShell

Windows 8 and Java

I haven’t had any luck getting Java 7 update 9 to work on my Windows 8. I was getting a ClassNotFoundException error.
The solution for me was to install Java 6 and everything worked just fine.

Posted on December 3, 2012Categories Windows 8Tags ClassNotFoundException, Java, Java 6, Java 7, Windows 8Leave a comment on Windows 8 and Java
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