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Port Numbers Reference

Look up well-known TCP/UDP port numbers with service names and descriptions.

48 ports

PortProtocolService
20TCPFTP-DATA
21TCPFTP
22TCPSSH
23TCPTelnet
25TCPSMTP
53TCP/UDPDNS
67UDPDHCP
68UDPDHCP
69UDPTFTP
80TCPHTTP
110TCPPOP3
119TCPNNTP
123UDPNTP
143TCPIMAP
161UDPSNMP
194TCPIRC
389TCP/UDPLDAP
443TCPHTTPS
445TCPSMB
465TCPSMTPS
514UDPSyslog
587TCPSMTP
636TCPLDAPS
993TCPIMAPS
995TCPPOP3S
1080TCPSOCKS
1194UDPOpenVPN
1433TCPMSSQL
1521TCPOracle
2049TCP/UDPNFS
3000TCPDev Server
3306TCPMySQL
3389TCPRDP
4443TCPHTTPS-alt
5000TCPDev Server
5432TCPPostgreSQL
5900TCPVNC
6379TCPRedis
6443TCPKubernetes
8080TCPHTTP-alt
8443TCPHTTPS-alt
8888TCPJupyter
9000TCPPHP-FPM
9090TCPPrometheus
9200TCPElasticsearch
9300TCPElasticsearch
27017TCPMongoDB
27018TCPMongoDB

About this tool

The Port Numbers Reference tool provides quick access to well-known TCP and UDP port numbers along with their associated service names and descriptions. Network administrators, developers, and IT professionals regularly need to identify which application or service uses a specific port, whether for troubleshooting network connectivity issues, configuring firewalls, or understanding network traffic patterns.

To use this tool, simply enter a port number or search for a service name to find its standard port assignment. The tool instantly displays the transport protocol (TCP, UDP, or both), the official service name, and a brief description of what the service does. This is especially useful when you encounter an unfamiliar port in your network logs or need to verify the correct port for a specific application before configuring it.

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