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TCP/UDP Port Lookup.

Search common TCP and UDP port numbers by number, service or category, with security notes on which services should never face the internet.

Limits & supported formats

A curated list of 123 common ports, not the full IANA registry. Any program can listen on any port. Everything is calculated in your browser; nothing is sent or probed on the network.

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Matching ports123of 123

Ports

PortProtocolServiceCategorySecurity note
20TCPFTP datafilesCleartext; prefer SFTP
21TCPFTP controlfilesCleartext credentials; prefer SFTP or FTPS
22TCPSSH, SFTP, SCPremoteRestrict sources; use keys, not passwords
23TCPTelnetremoteCleartext; do not expose
25TCPSMTP (server to server)mailMany ISPs block it outbound for home users
53TCP/UDPDNScoreOpen resolvers are abused for amplification
67UDPDHCP servercore
68UDPDHCP clientcore
69UDPTFTPfilesNo authentication
80TCPHTTPweb
88TCP/UDPKerberoswindows
102TCPSiemens S7 (ISO-TSAP)industrialNever expose industrial controllers
110TCPPOP3mailCleartext; prefer 995
111TCP/UDPrpcbind / portmapperunixDo not expose
119TCPNNTPother
123UDPNTPcoreRestrict monlist/mode 7 (amplification)
135TCPMicrosoft RPC endpoint mapperwindowsDo not expose
137UDPNetBIOS name servicewindowsDo not expose
138UDPNetBIOS datagramwindowsDo not expose
139TCPNetBIOS session (SMB over NetBIOS)windowsDo not expose
143TCPIMAPmailCleartext; prefer 993
161UDPSNMPmonitoringUse SNMPv3; v1/v2c community strings are cleartext
162UDPSNMP trapsmonitoring
179TCPBGProuting
389TCP/UDPLDAPdirectoryUse LDAPS or StartTLS
443TCPHTTPSweb
443UDPHTTP/3 (QUIC)web
445TCPSMB (file sharing)windowsDo not expose to the internet
464TCP/UDPKerberos password changewindows
465TCPSMTP submission over TLS (SMTPS)mailPreferred submission port (RFC 8314)
500UDPIKE (IPsec VPN)vpn
502TCPModbus TCPindustrialNo authentication; never expose
514UDPSyslogmonitoringCleartext
515TCPLPD printingprinting
520UDPRIProuting
546UDPDHCPv6 clientcore
547UDPDHCPv6 servercore
548TCPAFP (Apple file sharing)files
554TCP/UDPRTSP (camera streams)mediaCameras often have weak passwords
587TCPSMTP submission (STARTTLS)mail
623UDPIPMI / BMCremoteDo not expose; known weaknesses
631TCPIPP / CUPS printingprinting
636TCPLDAPSdirectory
853TCPDNS over TLScore
853UDPDNS over QUICcore
873TCPrsyncfilesUnauthenticated modules leak data
902TCP/UDPVMware ESXi host agentvirtualization
989-990TCPFTPS (implicit TLS)files
993TCPIMAPSmail
995TCPPOP3Smail
1080TCPSOCKS proxyproxyOpen proxies get abused
1194UDPOpenVPN (default)vpn
1433TCPMicrosoft SQL ServerdatabaseDo not expose
1434UDPSQL Server Browserdatabase
1521TCPOracle Database listenerdatabaseDo not expose
1701UDPL2TPvpn
1720TCPH.323voip
1723TCPPPTP VPNvpnBroken encryption; do not use
1812UDPRADIUS authenticationvpn
1813UDPRADIUS accountingvpn
1883TCPMQTTiotUse 8883 (TLS)
1900UDPSSDP / UPnP discoveryiotDo not expose (amplification)
2000TCPCisco SCCP (Skinny)voip
2049TCP/UDPNFSfilesDo not expose
2181TCPApache ZooKeeperdatabase
2375TCPDocker API (no TLS)containersExposure gives root on the host
2376TCPDocker API (TLS)containers
2379-2380TCPetcd client / peercontainersHolds cluster secrets
3000TCPGrafana, Node.js dev serversweb
3128TCPSquid proxyproxy
3260TCPiSCSIstorageKeep on a storage network
3268-3269TCPActive Directory global catalogdirectory
3306TCPMySQL / MariaDBdatabaseDo not expose
3389TCP/UDPRemote Desktop (RDP)remoteFrequent ransomware entry point; use a VPN or gateway
3478TCP/UDPSTUN / TURNvoip
4369TCPErlang port mapper (RabbitMQ)database
4500UDPIPsec NAT traversalvpn
4789UDPVXLANrouting
5000TCPUPnP, Flask dev, Synology DSMweb
5044TCPLogstash Beats inputmonitoring
5060TCP/UDPSIPvoipScanned constantly for toll fraud
5061TCPSIP over TLSvoip
5201TCPiperf3monitoring
5222TCPXMPP clientother
5353UDPmDNS (Bonjour)iot
5355UDPLLMNRwindowsDisable; used for credential capture
5432TCPPostgreSQLdatabaseDo not expose
5601TCPKibanamonitoring
5672TCPAMQP (RabbitMQ)database
5900TCPVNCremoteOften weakly protected; do not expose
5938TCPTeamViewerremote
5985TCPWinRM (HTTP)windowsDo not expose
5986TCPWinRM (HTTPS)windows
6379TCPRedisdatabaseNo authentication by default; do not expose
6443TCPKubernetes API servercontainers
6514TCPSyslog over TLSmonitoring
6881-6889TCP/UDPBitTorrentother
8000TCPHTTP alternative (dev servers)web
8080TCPHTTP alternative, proxiesweb
8086TCPInfluxDBdatabase
8291TCPMikroTik WinboxremoteDo not expose
8443TCPHTTPS alternativeweb
8728TCPMikroTik APIremote
8729TCPMikroTik API (TLS)remote
8883TCPMQTT over TLSiot
9000TCPPHP-FPM, various admin panelswebPHP-FPM must stay local
9090TCPPrometheusmonitoring
9092TCPApache Kafkadatabase
9100TCPPrometheus node exporter / raw printing (JetDirect)monitoring
9200TCPElasticsearch HTTPdatabaseDo not expose
9300TCPElasticsearch transportdatabase
10000TCPWebminremote
10050TCPZabbix agentmonitoring
10051TCPZabbix servermonitoring
10250TCPKubelet APIcontainersDo not expose
11211TCP/UDPMemcacheddatabaseUDP enabled it is a DDoS amplifier
15672TCPRabbitMQ managementdatabase
20000TCPDNP3industrialNever expose
25565TCPMinecraftother
27017TCPMongoDBdatabaseDo not expose
44818TCP/UDPEtherNet/IP (CIP)industrialNever expose
47808UDPBACnet (building automation)industrialNever expose
51820UDPWireGuard (common default)vpn
  • Port numbers only indicate the usual service; any program can listen on any port. Check what is really running with ss -tulpn (Linux), Get-NetTCPConnection (Windows) or netstat.
  • The official registry is the IANA Service Name and Transport Protocol Port Number Registry.

How to use TCP/UDP Port Lookup

Type a port number, a service name or a keyword, filter by category, or show only ports that should not be exposed.

How it works

Ranges such as 6881–6889 match any number inside them; text searches look at the service, category and notes.

Example

3389 is RDP (TCP/UDP): a frequent ransomware entry point that should sit behind a VPN or gateway.

Questions about TCP/UDP Port Lookup

Is TCP/UDP Port Lookup free, and do I need an account?

Yes. This tool is free to use in your browser without an account. Processing takes place on your device.

What are the limits and what should I check?

A curated list of 123 common ports, not the full IANA registry. Any program can listen on any port. Everything is calculated in your browser; nothing is sent or probed on the network. Review the result before using it in your work.

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