Port Number Lookup

Look up common TCP and UDP port numbers and their associated services. Search by port number or service name. Includes well-known and registered ports.

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PortProtocolServiceDescription
20TCPFTPFile Transfer Protocol (data)
21TCPFTPFile Transfer Protocol (control)
22TCPSSHSecure Shell — remote login
23TCPTelnetTelnet remote login (insecure)
25TCPSMTPSimple Mail Transfer Protocol
53TCP/UDPDNSDomain Name System
67UDPDHCPDynamic Host Configuration (server)
68UDPDHCPDynamic Host Configuration (client)
80TCPHTTPHyperText Transfer Protocol (web)
110TCPPOP3Post Office Protocol 3 (email)
123UDPNTPNetwork Time Protocol
143TCPIMAPInternet Message Access Protocol
161UDPSNMPSimple Network Management Protocol
194TCPIRCInternet Relay Chat
389TCPLDAPLightweight Directory Access Protocol
443TCPHTTPSHTTP Secure (SSL/TLS)
445TCPSMBServer Message Block (Windows file sharing)
465TCPSMTPSSMTP over SSL
587TCPSMTPSMTP (mail submission)
636TCPLDAPSLDAP over SSL
993TCPIMAPSIMAP over SSL
995TCPPOP3SPOP3 over SSL
1194UDPOpenVPNOpenVPN
1433TCPMSSQLMicrosoft SQL Server
1723TCPPPTPPoint-to-Point Tunneling Protocol
3306TCPMySQLMySQL database
3389TCPRDPRemote Desktop Protocol (Windows)
5432TCPPostgreSQLPostgreSQL database
5900TCPVNCVirtual Network Computing
6379TCPRedisRedis in-memory database
6881TCPBitTorrentBitTorrent file sharing
8080TCPHTTP AltHTTP alternative port (proxies/dev)
8443TCPHTTPS AltHTTPS alternative port
9200TCPElasticsearchElasticsearch REST API
27017TCPMongoDBMongoDB database
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How to Use Port Number Lookup

  1. 1

    Search by port number

    Type a port number (e.g. 443) to see which service uses it.

  2. 2

    Search by service name

    Type a service name (e.g. "ssh" or "http") to find its default port.

  3. 3

    Browse the list

    Scroll through the full list of well-known ports (0–1023) and registered ports (1024–49151).

Frequently Asked Questions

What are well-known ports?
Well-known ports (0–1023) are assigned by IANA to standard services like HTTP (80), HTTPS (443), SSH (22), FTP (21), and SMTP (25).
Is this TCP or UDP?
The list shows both TCP and UDP protocols where applicable. Most web services use TCP; DNS uses both UDP (primarily) and TCP.

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About Port Number Lookup

The Port Number Lookup tool on Utilko lets you search TCP and UDP port numbers and their associated services. Quickly look up ports like 80 (HTTP), 443 (HTTPS), 22 (SSH), 3306 (MySQL), and hundreds more from the IANA registry.

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