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Common Port Lookup
Search common service ports such as SSH, HTTP, SMTP, MySQL, Redis and PostgreSQL.
Processed locally in your browser. Your input is not uploaded.
| Port | Name | Protocol |
|---|---|---|
| 20 | FTP data | TCP |
| 21 | FTP control | TCP |
| 22 | SSH | TCP |
| 23 | Telnet | TCP |
| 25 | SMTP | TCP |
| 53 | DNS | TCP/UDP |
| 80 | HTTP | TCP |
| 110 | POP3 | TCP |
| 143 | IMAP | TCP |
| 443 | HTTPS | TCP |
| 465 | SMTPS | TCP |
| 587 | SMTP submission | TCP |
| 993 | IMAPS | TCP |
| 995 | POP3S | TCP |
| 1433 | Microsoft SQL Server | TCP |
| 3306 | MySQL / MariaDB | TCP |
| 3389 | RDP | TCP |
| 5432 | PostgreSQL | TCP |
| 5672 | AMQP | TCP |
| 6379 | Redis | TCP |
| 8080 | HTTP alternate | TCP |
| 8443 | HTTPS alternate | TCP |
| 9200 | Elasticsearch | TCP |
| 27017 | MongoDB | TCP |
How to use this tool
Paste or type your input, adjust the options, then copy or download the result.
Free online Common Port Lookup
Search common service ports such as SSH, HTTP, SMTP, MySQL, Redis and PostgreSQL. This Common Port Lookup is part of the Webeface catalog on blog.webeface.de/tools — written here, not imported from another tools site.
Find well-known TCP/UDP ports. Use it when you would otherwise open a random converter you do not control.
If you searched for tcp ports, common ports, ssh port, mysql port, this free online Common Port Lookup is the page you want. Find well-known TCP/UDP ports. It lives at https://blog.webeface.de/tools/port-lookup next to the IT – Software Development blog, so you can jump from a Laravel tutorial into a working utility without opening another SaaS.
Common Port Lookup is built for frontend, SEO and server-config work. Search common service ports such as SSH, HTTP, SMTP, MySQL, Redis and PostgreSQL. Because processing is local, you can paste staging tokens, draft SQL or unpublished copy without sending it to an unknown formatter.
People also look this tool up as tcp ports, common ports, ssh port, mysql port. Those queries all describe the same job: find well-known tcp/udp ports. Bookmark the English URL; German lives under /de.
On a German keyboard you may have typed Common Port Lookup. The Common Port Lookup still solves that request. Webeface targets DACH developers who read English tool names but search in German.
A typical workflow is: open Common Port Lookup, paste the sample, copy the result, then continue in MIME Type Lookup, IP Calculator, DNS Lookup. Keeping the utilities on one origin (blog.webeface.de/tools) means one privacy policy and one brand you already know from the blog.
There is no paywall, watermark or daily quota on the Common Port Lookup. If a search result promised “tcp ports online free”, this page is that result: fast, private and meant to be used every day.
Step-by-step
- Open the free Common Port Lookup at https://blog.webeface.de/tools/port-lookup.
- Paste or type your input. Nothing is stored as a document on our servers for this editor.
- Adjust options (format, dialect, flags, stack) until the preview matches what you need.
- Copy or download the result into Laravel, Nuxt, Nginx, Docker or your editor.
- Follow related tools (MIME Type Lookup, IP Calculator, DNS Lookup) if the next step is a conversion or check.
When to use this tool
- Find well-known TCP/UDP ports.
- Search Google for “tcp ports” when you are away from your editor.
- Share Common Port Lookup with a teammate instead of pasting secrets into a random website.
Search terms for this page
People find Common Port Lookup with these queries:
- tcp ports
- common ports
- ssh port
- mysql port
Frequently asked questions
Is the Common Port Lookup free to use?
Yes. The Common Port Lookup on Webeface Tools is free, has no signup and no usage limit.
Do I need an account to use the Common Port Lookup?
No account is required. Open the page and start immediately.
Is my data uploaded when I use the Common Port Lookup?
No. The Common Port Lookup runs in your browser. Input stays on this device.
How do I find this Common Port Lookup again?
Bookmark https://blog.webeface.de/tools/port-lookup or search for tcp ports on Google together with “webeface”.
Does the Common Port Lookup work on mobile?
Yes. The layout works on phones and desktops. Large pastes are easier on a computer.