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Common Ports Overview

Carefully curated port information covering web services, databases, development tools, and more

20TCP

FTP data transfer port for File Transfer Protocol data connections

Common Software02

vsftpd

Very Secure FTP Daemon, popular FTP server on Linux

FileZilla Server

Free FTP server software

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22TCP

OpenSSH listens on TCP 22 by default. Its SFTP subsystem transfers files over SSH, not the historical protocol assigned port 115.

Common Software03

OpenSSH

Secure remote login and file transfer protocol

PuTTY

Popular SSH client on Windows platform

SSH Secure Shell

SSH secure shell protocol

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25TCP

TCP 25 carries SMTP mail transfer, commonly between mail servers. Mail clients should use the submission endpoint specified by their provider.

Common Software04

Postfix

MailTransferProxy

Sendmail

MailTransferProxy

SMTP Mail Transfer

SimpleEmailTransportProtocol

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26TCP

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol port for mail transmission and routing services

Common Software02

RSFTP Remote File Transfer

FileTransferProtocol

Legacy File Transfer

FileTransferService

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37TCP

Time Protocol service port for network time synchronization and time queries

Common Software02

TIME Protocol

TimeProtocolService

RFC 868 Implementation

RFC 868TimeProtocol

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53TCP/UDP

Conventional DNS uses port 53 over UDP and TCP. Treating DNS as a UDP-only service can cause incomplete or intermittent resolution.

Common Software04

BIND DNS Server

Most widely used DNS server software

PowerDNS

High-performance DNS server

CoreDNS

Kubernetes cluster DNS service port

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57TCP

MTP ,mailtransferprotocol

Common Software02

MTP Server

mailtransferprotocolserver

Mail Transfer Systems

mailtransfersystem

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67UDP

DHCPv4 servers use UDP 67 and clients use UDP 68. This is an address-lease protocol, not a website to open in a browser.

Common Software03

ISC DHCP

Internet Systems Consortium DHCP server

Windows DHCP Server

Windows built-in DHCP server

DHCP Server

DHCPServer

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68UDP

DHCP client port for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Common Software03

dhclient

Linux/Unix DHCP client

Windows DHCP Client

Windows built-in DHCP client

DHCP Client

DHCPClient

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80TCP

An HTTP URL without an explicit port normally uses 80. The actual web-server configuration determines whether and where a listener exists.

Common Software05

Apache HTTP Server

Default port for Apache HTTP server

Nginx

Default port for Nginx web server

Microsoft IIS

Microsoft's web server integrated in Windows Server

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88TCP/UDP

Kerberos authentication protocol port

Common Software02

MIT Kerberos

MIT-developed Kerberos implementation

Active Directory

MicrosoftDirectoryServiceKerberosAuthentication

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109TCP

Post Office Protocol version 2 (POP2)

Common Software02

POP2 Server

Post Office Protocol version 2 server

Legacy Mail

Legacy mail service

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110TCP

POP3 (Post Office Protocol v3) fetches mail over TCP 110. After downloading, whether server copies are deleted depends on the client DELE command and server policy — unlike IMAP (143/993), which is designed to keep copies on the server. POP3 is plaintext; the TLS variant is POP3S on 995.

Common Software04

Dovecot

IMAPPOP3MailServer

Courier

MailServer

POP3 Mail Retrieval

ProtocolVersion3

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113TCP

Ident - Legacy server identification system, still used by IRC servers for user authentication

Common Software02

identd

Identity daemon process

IRC Servers

IRC server authentication

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115TCP

IANA assigns TCP 115 to the historical Simple File Transfer Protocol. Its SFTP abbreviation must not be confused with SSH File Transfer Protocol.

Common Software01

Simple File Transfer Protocol (historical)

IANA assigns TCP 115 to the historical Simple File Transfer Protocol. Its SFTP abbreviation must not be confused with SSH File Transfer Protocol.

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118TCP

SQL service port for database query and management services

Common Software02

SQL*Net

OracleSQLNetworkProtocol

Database Services

databaseservice

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123UDP

NTP (Network Time Protocol) syncs clocks between clients and servers over UDP 123. A wrong system clock breaks TLS certificate validation, scrambles log ordering and invalidates distributed locks.

Common Software03

ntpd

NTP

NTP Network Time

NetworkTimeProtocol

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135TCP

Microsoft RPCEndpoint Mapper,forWindows RPCService

Common Software03

Windows RPC

WindowsRemoteService

DCOM Distributed Component

Distributed

Microsoft RPC

MicrosoftRemoteService

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143TCP

IMAP on TCP 143 can upgrade a connection with STARTTLS when supported. It differs from implicit TLS on port 993.

Common Software04

Dovecot

IMAPPOP3MailServer

Cyrus IMAP

IMAPServer

IMAP Mail Access

MessageProtocol

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152TCP

BFTP, BackgroundFileTransferProgram

Common Software02

Background File Transfer

FileTransfer

Batch Transfer Systems

TransferSystem

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153TCP

Simple GatewayMonitoringProtocol([Simple Gateway Monitoring Protocol]( ),SGMP)

Common Software02

SGMP Gateway

MonitoringProtocol

Network Monitoring Tools

NetworkMonitoringTool

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156TCP

SQLservice

Common Software02

SQL Service

SQLservice

Database Management

databasemanagementsystem

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158TCP

Distributed Mail System Protocol port for mail routing and transmission

Common Software02

DMSP Server

DistributedMailServiceProtocolServer

Mail Distribution Systems

MailSystem

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161UDP

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) port

Common Software03

Net-SNMP

Open-sourceSNMP

Windows SNMP Service

WindowsSNMPService

SNMP Network Management

Simple Network Management Protocol for network device monitoring

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02 — 0–65535

65,536 ports, and where the charted ones sit

Each tick is a port in this database; taller ticks are more widely used. The axis uses a square-root scale so the crowded low range stays legible.

513 / 65,536 charted
Well-known0–1023

124charted

System and standard services. On most Unix-like systems, listening here needs elevated privileges.

Registered1024–49151

381charted

Registered with IANA for specific applications. Most dev-server, database and middleware defaults live here.

Dynamic / ephemeral49152–65535

8charted

Operating systems usually hand these out temporarily for outbound connections, so avoid pinning a service here.

03 — CLI · MCP

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portcyou-cli puts the ports your machine is listening on next to the common-software reference from this database. Data ships with the package and works offline.

RunLinux · Node ≥ 22

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PORTPROTOPROCESS (fact)COMMON SOFTWARE (community reference)
22tcpsshd(940)OpenSSH / PuTTY …
3000tcpnode(23195)Node.js / React / Next.js …
5432tcppostgres(812)PostgreSQL
5353udp/bound-mDNS
8791tcppython3(4410)not in database

Sample output; the “check” table is trimmed for width. The reference column is community data, not a live measurement.