Computer Networks/Check TCP connectivity

Install nmap tool, available at least for Windows, Mac and Linux and executenping --tcp -p 3306 172.16.22.218 to test tcp connectivity for port 3306 in host 172.16.22.218:

nping --tcp -p 3306 172.16.22.218

Starting Nping 0.6.47 ( http://nmap.org/nping ) at 2019-03-12 09:47 UTC
SENT (0.0125s) TCP 172.16.22.18:2734 > 172.16.22.218:3306 S ttl=64 id=56345 iplen=40  seq=1546620167 win=1480 
SENT (1.0127s) TCP 172.16.22.18:2734 > 172.16.22.218:3306 S ttl=64 id=56345 iplen=40  seq=1546620167 win=1480 
RCVD (1.0129s) TCP 172.16.22.218:3306 > 172.16.22.18:2734 SA ttl=64 id=0 iplen=44  seq=1638376953 win=29200 <mss 1460>
SENT (2.0141s) TCP 172.16.22.18:2734 > 172.16.22.218:3306 S ttl=64 id=56345 iplen=40  seq=1546620167 win=1480 
RCVD (2.0143s) TCP 172.16.22.218:3306 > 172.16.22.18:2734 SA ttl=64 id=0 iplen=44  seq=1654006808 win=29200 <mss 1460>
SENT (3.0155s) TCP 172.16.22.18:2734 > 172.16.22.218:3306 S ttl=64 id=56345 iplen=40  seq=1546620167 win=1480 
RCVD (3.0157s) TCP 172.16.22.218:3306 > 172.16.22.18:2734 SA ttl=64 id=0 iplen=44  seq=1669652324 win=29200 <mss 1460>

See also

• Internet Protocol Analysis/Transport Layer
• ping
• Ethernet