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Port Number Lookup

Look up TCP/UDP port assignments — 443 HTTPS, 5432 Postgres — with service context. Identify mystery listeners instantly — local reference, free, no signup.

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How to Use the Port Number Lookup

1. Enter the port

Number with TCP/UDP context.

2. Read assignment

Service, risk notes, and defaults.

3. Verify listeners

Match against running processes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What runs on 5432?

PostgreSQL by default — seeing it listening means a database accepts connections. Verify it's bound to localhost, not 0.0.0.0, on workstations.

Well-known vs registered?

0–1023 well-known (HTTP 80, HTTPS 443, SSH 22) need privileges; 1024–49151 registered (Postgres 5432, Redis 6379); 49152+ ephemeral for outbound.

Unknown port listening?

Check the owning process (netstat/ss) before assuming malware — dev servers, updaters, and sync tools all listen legitimately.

Do lookup queries upload?

No — lookup runs against a local reference in your browser. Nothing leaves your device.

How big is the table, and what inputs are rejected?

24 named ports from 20 (FTP Data) to 27017 (MongoDB); the box defaults to 443. Anything below 1 or above 65535 returns Invalid port number (1-65535); categories cut at 1024 (Well-known below) and 49152 (Registered below, Dynamic/Private at and above).

Last updated October 2026