IPv6 Port Checker – Free Network Analysis Tool
Free & Open Source

Secure Your IPv6 Network With Precision

Identify open ports, detect vulnerabilities, and monitor your IPv6 infrastructure with our free advanced scanning technology.

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15M+
Ports Scanned
50K+
Active Users
100%
Free Forever
IPv6 Port Scanner
Scan Results
22
SSH
OPEN
80
HTTP
OPEN
443
HTTPS
OPEN
3306
MySQL
CLOSED
Key Features

Everything You Need for IPv6 Security

Our comprehensive suite of tools helps you monitor, analyze, and secure your IPv6 infrastructure.

Lightning-Fast Scanning

Scan thousands of IPv6 ports in seconds with our optimized multi-threaded engine. Get results 10x faster than traditional scanners without sacrificing accuracy.

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Advanced Security Analysis

Automatically identify security vulnerabilities and compliance issues with our built-in database of common exploits and best practices for IPv6 networks.

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Cross-Platform Support

Run PortScan6 on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. Our modern interface works consistently across all platforms, ensuring you can scan from anywhere.

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Visualized Results

Transform scan data into intuitive visual maps and charts that make it easy to understand your network topology and identify security gaps at a glance.

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Batch Scanning

Scan multiple IPv6 networks simultaneously with our intuitive batch processing capabilities. Import address lists from CSV or CIDR notation for enterprise-scale scanning.

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Detailed Reporting

Generate comprehensive reports with detailed findings and security recommendations. Export in multiple formats including PDF, CSV, and JSON for easy sharing and integration.

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Simple Process

How PortScan6 Works

Our straightforward 3-step process makes IPv6 port scanning quick and effective.

1

Enter IPv6 Address

Input any IPv6 address or range using CIDR notation. Our intelligent system validates all inputs and can even scan from hostname to IPv6 address resolution. You can also enter multiple addresses for batch scanning of your entire network infrastructure.

2

Configure Scan Parameters

Choose which ports to scan or select from predefined groups like “Web Services” or “Database Ports”. Adjust scan intensity and customize detection methods for your specific needs. Set advanced options for deeper analysis or keep it simple with default settings for quick scans.

3

Analyze Comprehensive Results

Review detailed findings including open ports, detected services, response times, and security recommendations. Export results in various formats or use our visualization tools to understand your network topology at a glance. Save scan configurations for repeated security audits over time.

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Download PortScan6

Get started with our free IPv6 port scanning tool for your preferred platform.

Windows

Compatible with Windows 10 and Windows 11. Includes both 32-bit and 64-bit installers for maximum compatibility.

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macOS

For macOS 10.15 (Catalina) and newer. Universal binary that works on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs.

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Linux

Available as .deb, .rpm packages, and AppImage. Works on Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, and all major Linux distributions.

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Mobile

Mobile apps available for iOS and Android devices. Scan IPv6 networks directly from your smartphone or tablet.

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Open Source

PortScan6 is completely open source under the MIT license. View the source code, contribute, or fork the project on GitHub.

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Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to the most common questions about our IPv6 Port Checker.

What exactly is an IPv6 port scanner?
An IPv6 port scanner is a specialized tool that examines network connectivity by probing ports on IPv6 addresses. It identifies which ports are open, closed, or filtered and detects the services running on those ports. This is essential for security auditing, network troubleshooting, and ensuring your IPv6 infrastructure is properly configured.
Is PortScan6 really free?
Yes, PortScan6 is completely free and open source. There are no paid tiers, premium features, or subscription fees. All functionality is available to all users at no cost. We believe in providing powerful security tools that everyone can use, regardless of budget.
Is PortScan6 safe to use on production networks?
Yes, PortScan6 is designed with production environments in mind. Our scanning engine uses non-intrusive techniques and carefully manages network load to avoid disrupting services. You can control scan intensity from lightweight to comprehensive, and even schedule scans during off-peak hours. However, we always recommend notifying your security team before running extensive scans.
How accurate are the scan results?
PortScan6 achieves high accuracy through our multi-verification scanning methodology. We use several different techniques to confirm port states and service detection, significantly reducing false positives and negatives. Our scanner also adapts to network conditions in real-time to maintain accuracy even on high-latency or unstable connections.
Can I scan multiple IPv6 addresses simultaneously?
Absolutely! PortScan6 supports batch scanning through several methods: manually entering multiple addresses, uploading CSV files containing IP lists, or specifying subnet ranges using CIDR notation. Our intelligent load balancing ensures efficient scanning of multiple targets without overwhelming your network or the target systems.
What operating systems does PortScan6 support?
PortScan6 is available for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. We develop native applications for each platform to ensure optimal performance and a consistent user experience across devices. Additionally, we offer a web-based version that works in any modern browser, allowing you to run scans without installing software.

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