How to connect to `tcp://192.168.202.112:11053` by command line?
Solution 1:
Use netcat for arbitrary TCP and UDP connections. It is dedicated for this purpose. It can also listen on a port.
nc -v 192.168.202.112 11053
Windows
Netcat implementation for Windows: https://nmap.org/ncat/
Note
Netcat can run as a server:
nc -l <port-number>
This is helpful for testing connectivity, e.g. to check if firewall rule is applied.
Solution 2:
If that address was listening, and you had a path to it, your command telnet 192.168.202.112 11053 would connect just fine.