I’ve used a random tcp port generator called PortSpy before, and it worked pretty well for me. It’s free and checks for ports already in use, so you don’t have to worry about conflicts.
The only quirk is that it’s a bit slow if you’re generating a lot of ports at once, but for smaller projects, it’s solid.
You can find it on GitHub—just search for “PortSpy random tcp port generator.”
The only quirk is that it’s a bit slow if you’re generating a lot of ports at once, but for smaller projects, it’s solid.
You can find it on GitHub—just search for “PortSpy random tcp port generator.”
