Create TCP port monitor to ping windows server or network device

Dears
I'm trying to create TCP port monitor which tests the ping of a remote network device or windows computer from the watcher node, but I don't know which port to use, is there a specific port number?
Thanks
Mohammad, IT NOC Team

I also would like to share the following article with you. It is a sample script that will use netstat –an to check the TCP ports currently in a listening state on the local system
and parse the output to determine that the defined TCP port is in a listening state.
http://operatingquadrant.com/2009/08/13/scom-locallly-monitoring-a-listening-tcp-port/
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