There is no simple tool to do this Osama. Try connecting to 1720 on some servers on other networks. While you do this do use a sniffer. You should get a connectrion refused (RST) from the server. Verify this with packets captured by sniffer. If you simply see syn packets going out and no connection refused message, that means a firewall is dropping them silently. Some FW's will send the reject message themselves Osama. You will also be able to see this in the packet dump. These problems take a lot of trial and error and cooperation of your ISP to resolve but are not impossible to troubleshoot.
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