Network / Ports

Port Number Lookup

Look up what a TCP or UDP port number is used for, search the IANA port registry by number, range, or service name, and see a table of the most common ports.

Port Number Lookup: Search runs over the IANA Service Name and Transport Protocol Port Number Registry, the official list of port assignments, loaded as a dated snapshot. The common ports table adds what each well-known port is used for in practice, and marks ports such as 3000, 8443, and 25565 that are widely used without an IANA assignment. Ports 0–1023 are system ports, 1024–49151 registered ports, and 49152–65535 dynamic ports. Runs 100% locally in your browser with zero server file uploads.

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Common ports

PortProtocolUsed forIANA name
TCPFTP dataftp-data
TCPFTP controlftp
TCPSSH, SFTP, and SCPssh
TCPTelnettelnet
TCPSMTP mail relay between serverssmtp
TCP/UDPDNSdomain
UDPDHCP serverbootps
UDPDHCP clientbootpc
UDPTFTPtftp
TCPHTTPhttp
TCPPOP3 mailpop3
UDPNTP timentp
TCPIMAP mailimap
UDPSNMPsnmp
TCPBGP routingbgp
TCPLDAPldap
TCP/UDPHTTPS (UDP for HTTP/3)https
TCPSMB file sharingmicrosoft-ds
TCPSMTP submission over TLSsubmissions
UDPSyslogsyslog
TCPSMTP submission (STARTTLS)submission
TCPLDAP over TLSldaps
TCPDNS over TLSdomain-s
TCPrsyncrsync
TCPIMAP over TLSimaps
TCPPOP3 over TLSpop3s
UDPOpenVPNopenvpn
TCPMicrosoft SQL Serverms-sql-s
TCPOracle Database listener (common use)–
TCPMQTTmqtt
TCPNFSnfs
TCPDocker API (unencrypted)docker
TCPDocker API over TLSdocker-s
TCPDevelopment web servers, Grafana (common use)–
TCPMySQL and MariaDBmysql
TCPRemote Desktop (RDP)ms-wbt-server
TCPDevelopment web servers (common use)–
TCP/UDPSIPsip
TCPSIP over TLSsips
TCPXMPP clientxmpp-client
UDPMulticast DNS (Bonjour)mdns
TCPPostgreSQLpostgresql
TCPAMQP (RabbitMQ)amqp
TCPVNCrfb
TCPRedisredis
TCPKubernetes API server (common use)–
TCPDevelopment web servers (common use)–
TCPAlternative HTTP, proxieshttp-alt
TCPAlternative HTTPS (common use)–
TCPMQTT over TLSsecure-mqtt
TCPElasticsearch HTTP API (common use)–
TCPGit protocolgit
TCPMemcachedmemcache
TCPMinecraft Java Edition server (common use)–
TCPMongoDBmongodb
UDPWireGuard (common use)–

Search covers the IANA Service Name and Transport Protocol Port Number Registry as of 2026-09-30. A registration says what a port is reserved for, not what is running on it: any program can listen on any port.

TCP and UDP

TCP ports carry connections that guarantee delivery and order, used by the web, email, and SSH; UDP ports carry independent packets, used by DNS lookups, video calls, games, and VPNs such as WireGuard. The same number can mean different services on TCP and UDP, though IANA usually assigns both.

For addresses rather than ports, see the IPv6 tools and the subnet calculator.

Changing default ports

Moving SSH or a database off its default port cuts down automated login attempts in the logs, but it is not security on its own: port scanners find services on any port. Keep strong authentication and a firewall either way.

How to use it

  1. Type a port number, a range such as 8000-8100, or a service name.
  2. Read the IANA registrations for it, with protocol and description.
  3. Check the common ports table for what is used in practice.

Privacy & limitations

Searches run in your browser; no ports are scanned and nothing is sent anywhere.

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Frequently asked questions

Does a registration mean that service is running?

No: it only reserves the number. Any program can listen on any port, so check with your firewall or a tool such as netstat or ss what is actually running.

Which ports should a firewall leave open?

Only the ones your services need, such as 443 for a web server; close everything else, especially remote access (22, 3389) and databases (3306, 5432, 27017) facing the internet.

What are dynamic ports for?

Ports 49152–65535 are used for the client side of connections, picked automatically by the operating system for each outgoing connection.

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