>> The best idea is to scan it with a program called "nmap".
>>
>
> But remember that the results might depend on where
> you are scanning from.
Yes. I do a starting test from inside of my network as an initial scan
and then later on do an nmap scan from outside of my network.
Good to do periodically to check your firewall settings.
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