Yes, but this will only work if you have a service on the server wich responds to your packet, and this would mean that you have a service, which binds all Ports to itself.
Get the clue? You don't know if the port is open or not unless you have your own program on the server which binds the port. So if the port is open, the port is useless becaus it's already bound.
Or do you just want to test your firewall?