# Port Page

**Example URL:** <https://pentest.ws/e/{engagement.id}/host/{host.id}/port/{port.id}>

![Port Page](/files/8S0nQbfhUqu5D7GPmLnH)

## Port Details

**Target**: Displays the Target value of the Host

**State**: A colored dot representing the port's state: Open, Closed, Filtered, Unfiltered

**Port**: The TCP/UDP port number

**Shortcuts**: Various quick links

**Service**: The identified service running on the TCP/UDP port, typically captured from Nmap

**Protocol**: TCP or UDP

**Version**: Version of the service, typically captured by Nmap's "-sV" option

**Status**: User defined status of the port, such as Vulnerable, Reviewed, Need Credentials, etc.

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**Level Up!**

Click the Pencil icon next to the Status field to edit your Status options.
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## Port Note Pages

***Note Pages** are available on **Hobby Tier** and **Pro Tier***

A rich text editor for taking notes about the current Port. It supports copy-and-paste images from the clipboard for capturing screenshots.

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**Level Up!**&#x20;

Stay organized by attaching tool output directly to a Port. Create a new Note Page for each command output, such the results dirbusting a web folder or logging a nikto scan.&#x20;
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## Checklist

***Checklists** are available on **Hobby Tier** and **Pro Tier***

Keep track of todo items when testing a Port, for example "don't forget to check robots.txt". This list is populated by your [Default Service Checklist](/hosts-and-services/default-service-checklist.md) when a Port is added to a Host. PenTest.WS will look for a matching service name (http, smb, ftp, etc) and import the checklist items automatically.

## Service Commands

***Service Commands** are available on **Hobby Tier** and **Pro Tier***

Based on the service name of the current Port, the Service Commands provides a quick and easy way to run your enumeration and attack commands. Click the clipboard icon to copy the command to your clipboard and paste the command into your terminal.&#x20;

Use your [Service Command Library](/hosts-and-services/service-command-library.md) to create your service command templates. Be sure to include variables such as $ip and $port to target the current Host:Port.

## Global Service Notes

GSN is a place to store information about a particular service (http, smb, ftp, etc). These notes are global and not attached to a single Engagement, Host or Port. Next time you encounter the same service, you will see your Global Service Notes for that specific service.

## Credentials Section

The Credentials Section lists all credentials captured for the current service under the current Host. If you add a credential for the HTTP service to the host, you will see that credential on all HTTP ports for that host.&#x20;

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Toggle the password visibility by clicking the eye icon in the table header.
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## Attachments Section

Attachments are automatically created when you import an XML file. The attachment on the Port Page represents information associated with the current Port only.

## Tier Availability

**Port Page** is available on all tiers.


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