Registry assignments, software defaults and local listeners are different things. A port number alone does not identify or secure a service.
Software que utiliza este puerto (2 programas)
Community software entries: links are references, not individual verification.
HP OpenView
HP OpenView HTTPsproxy
Network Management
NetworkManagementSoftware
Recomendaciones de uso
- Antes de utilizar el puerto 383, comprueba que no esté ocupado por otros servicios
- Si encuentras conflictos de puertos, considera utilizar otros puertos o detener el servicio que lo ocupa
Preguntas frecuentes
What is port 383 used for?
Port 383 sits in the Web & HTTP Services category. This page lists the registered purpose and the software commonly associated with it; to see what is actually listening on a specific machine, check the process with ss/netstat.
Is port 383 TCP or UDP?
The registered protocol on this page is TCP. The same number behaves independently on each protocol: TCP may be listening while UDP is idle, so check them separately.
How do I check if port 383 is in use?
On Linux: sudo ss -tlnp 'sport = :383' for an exact port match. On macOS: sudo lsof -nP -iTCP:383 -sTCP:LISTEN. On Windows PowerShell: Get-NetTCPConnection -LocalPort 383 -State Listen. A listener counts as confirmed only when you can see the bind address and process name; without root/admin you will not see other users' processes.
Is port 383 secure? Should I open it in my firewall?
A port number has no inherent security — it depends on whether the listening service is correctly configured and whether it needs exposure at all. Keep loopback/internal-only services firewalled; where public access is required, pair it with source restrictions, VPN or authentication.
Información rápida
- Puerto
- 383
- Protocolo
- TCP
- Categorías
- Servicios web y HTTP
- Estado de uso
- 2 programas que lo utilizan
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