Common Network Ports Reference
Browse and search all common TCP/UDP ports by number, service name, or category — well-known (0–1023) through registered ports up to 49151.
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Summary
Browse and search all common TCP/UDP ports by number, service name, or category — well-known (0–1023) through registered ports up to 49151.
How it works
- Use the search box to filter ports by number, service name, or keyword.
- Click a category badge (Web, Email, Database, etc.) to show only those ports.
- Toggle the protocol button between All, TCP, and UDP to narrow results.
- Each row shows port number, protocol, service name, description, and IANA status.
- Click the copy icon on any row to copy that port number to your clipboard.
- Click "Reset" to clear all filters and return to the full table.
Use cases
- Quickly reference which ports to open in a firewall rule.
- Study for networking certifications (CompTIA Network+, CCNA, etc.).
- Identify services running on a machine after a port scan.
- Plan firewall rules and ACLs by checking standard port assignments.
- Verify the default port for a database or messaging service before configuration.
- Compare TCP vs UDP usage for dual-stack services like DNS.
- Prepare secure server setups by confirming which ports should be closed.
- Onboard new developers with a quick overview of common application ports.
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Last updated: 2026-06-10 ·
Reviewed by Nham Vu