Common Network Ports
Well-known TCP and UDP ports for common network services.
The data
0
- Port
- 21
- Protocol
- TCP
- Service
- FTP
- Description
- File Transfer Protocol - unencrypted file transfers.
1
- Port
- 22
- Protocol
- TCP
- Service
- SSH
- Description
- Secure Shell - encrypted remote access.
2
- Port
- 25
- Protocol
- TCP
- Service
- SMTP
- Description
- Simple Mail Transfer Protocol - email routing.
3
- Port
- 53
- Protocol
- TCP/UDP
- Service
- DNS
- Description
- Domain Name System - hostname to IP resolution.
4
- Port
- 80
- Protocol
- TCP
- Service
- HTTP
- Description
- Hypertext Transfer Protocol - unencrypted web traffic.
5
- Port
- 443
- Protocol
- TCP
- Service
- HTTPS
- Description
- HTTP over TLS - encrypted web traffic.
6
- Port
- 3306
- Protocol
- TCP
- Service
- MySQL
- Description
- MySQL database server - default port.
7
- Port
- 5432
- Protocol
- TCP
- Service
- PostgreSQL
- Description
- PostgreSQL database server - default port.
8
- Port
- 6379
- Protocol
- TCP
- Service
- Redis
- Description
- Redis in-memory data store - default port.
9
- Port
- 8080
- Protocol
- TCP
- Service
- HTTP Alt
- Description
- Common alternate port for HTTP proxies and dev servers.
10
- Port
- 27017
- Protocol
- TCP
- Service
- MongoDB
- Description
- MongoDB default port for standalone and replica set nodes.
Fetch the same bytes
The static files are identical to what the API returns, but with no rate limit and no server round trip. Use the API when you want a query and a content type; use the files when you want to cache one document.
curl "https://yjtoon.com/api/dataset/network-ports-reference?format=toon"
const res = await fetch( "https://yjtoon.com/static-data/dataset/network-ports-reference.toon" ); const toon = await res.text();
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