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Author Name:alexandre.klostermann
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A simple port knocking chrome extension usualily used to open a port in a firewall..
A simple port knocking Chrome Extension usualily used to open a port in a firewall.
Just input your server and ports than extension make a port knoling sequence to unlock you IP on you firewal..
How to install Port Knocking chrome extension in chrome Browser
You can Follow the below Step By Step procedure to install the Port Knocking Chrome Extension to your Chrome Web browser.
- Step 1: Go to the Chrome webstore https://chrome.google.com/webstore or download the extension Port Knocking Chrome Extension Download from https://pluginsaddonsextensions.com
- Step 2: Now search for the Port Knocking in Chrome Webstore Search and click on the search button.
- Step 3: click on the Port Knocking Chrome Extension Link
- Step 4: in the next page click on the Add to Chrome button to Download and Install the Port Knocking extension for your Chrome Web browser .
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