Network Port Reference Guide

Search common TCP/UDP ports and their services.

PortProtocolServiceDescription
20TCPFTP-DATAFile Transfer Protocol data transfer channel.
21TCPFTPFile Transfer Protocol control (commands) channel.
22TCPSSHSecure Shell for encrypted remote login and SCP/SFTP.
23TCPTelnetUnencrypted remote login. Considered insecure.
25TCPSMTPSimple Mail Transfer Protocol for sending email between servers.
53TCP/UDPDNSDomain Name System name resolution.
67UDPDHCPDynamic Host Configuration Protocol server.
68UDPDHCPDynamic Host Configuration Protocol client.
69UDPTFTPTrivial File Transfer Protocol, a simple file transfer service.
80TCPHTTPHypertext Transfer Protocol for unencrypted web traffic.
88TCP/UDPKerberosKerberos network authentication protocol.
110TCPPOP3Post Office Protocol v3 for retrieving email.
119TCPNNTPNetwork News Transfer Protocol for Usenet.
123UDPNTPNetwork Time Protocol for clock synchronization.
135TCPMS RPCMicrosoft RPC endpoint mapper.
137UDPNetBIOSNetBIOS name service.
139TCPNetBIOSNetBIOS session service (SMB over NetBIOS).
143TCPIMAPInternet Message Access Protocol for reading email.
161UDPSNMPSimple Network Management Protocol agent.
162UDPSNMP TrapSNMP trap messages sent to a manager.
179TCPBGPBorder Gateway Protocol for internet routing.
389TCP/UDPLDAPLightweight Directory Access Protocol.
443TCPHTTPSHTTP over TLS/SSL for encrypted web traffic.
445TCPSMBMicrosoft Server Message Block file sharing.
465TCPSMTPSSMTP over implicit TLS for submitting outgoing email.
514UDPSyslogSystem logging message transport.
587TCPSMTP (Submission)Email submission with STARTTLS, used by mail clients.
636TCPLDAPSLDAP over TLS/SSL.
993TCPIMAPSIMAP over TLS/SSL for secure email retrieval.
995TCPPOP3SPOP3 over TLS/SSL for secure email retrieval.
1080TCPSOCKSSOCKS proxy protocol.
1194UDPOpenVPNOpenVPN default port.
1433TCPMS SQLMicrosoft SQL Server database.
1521TCPOracle DBOracle database listener.
3306TCPMySQLMySQL / MariaDB database server.
3389TCPRDPMicrosoft Remote Desktop Protocol.
5432TCPPostgreSQLPostgreSQL database server.
5900TCPVNCVirtual Network Computing remote desktop.
6379TCPRedisRedis in-memory data store.
8080TCPHTTP-AltCommon alternate HTTP port for proxies and app servers.
8443TCPHTTPS-AltCommon alternate HTTPS port.
27017TCPMongoDBMongoDB database server.

Free network port reference. Search 40+ well-known TCP and UDP ports to see the protocol, service name and description — from HTTP and SSH to databases and mail. A quick lookup for developers and admins.

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What are well-known ports?

Well-known ports are numbers 0–1023 assigned by IANA to common services such as HTTP (80), HTTPS (443) and SSH (22). This guide also lists popular registered ports like database services.