Default Ports
A default port is a port number that is configured by default to accept internet connections and packets from specific services, using protocols like User Datagram Protocol (UDP) or Transmission Control Protocol (TCP).
For instance, to access web servers, port 80 is mostly open by default. Most devices enable HTTP Protocol communications between web servers and browsers over port 80 by default.
Some common ports and services include:
Port | Service \ |
---|---|
21 | File Transfer Protocol |
22 | Secure Shell |
23 | Telnet |
25 | Simple Mail Transfer Protocol |
53 | DNS |
69 | Trivial File Transfer Protocol |
80 | HTTP Protocol |
88 | Kerberos Authentication |
110 | Post Office Protocol |
111 | RPC Protocol |
119 | Network Time Protocol |
135 | Microsoft Remote Procedure Call |
139/445 | Server Message Block |
143/993 | Internet Message Access Protocol |
161/162 | Simple Network Management Protocol |
389/636 | Lightweight Directory Access Protocol |
443 | HTTPS Protocol |
995 | Post Office Protocol Secure |
1433 | Microsoft SQL Server |
1521 | Oracle Database |
2049 | Network File Share |
3306 | MySQL (KB) |
3389 | Remote Desktop Protocol |
5900 | Virtual Network Computing |
8080 | HTTP Protocol/Web Services |