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Well known TCP and UDP ports used by Apple Languages English software products Symptoms Learn more about TCP and UDP ports used by Apple products, such as OS X, OS X Server, Apple Remote Desktop, and iCloud. Many of these are referred to as "well known" industry standard ports. Resolution About this table The Service or Protocol Name column lists services registered with the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (http://www.iana.org/), except where noted as "unregistered use." The names of Apple products that use these services or protocols appear in the Used By/Additional Information column. The RFC column lists the number of the Request For Comment document that defines the particular service or protocol, which may be used for reference. RFC documents are maintained by RFC Editor (http://www.rfc- editor.org/). If multiple RFCs define a protocol, there may only be one listed here. This article is updated periodically and contains information that is available at time of publication. This document is intended as a quick reference and should not be regarded as comprehensive. Apple products listed in the table are the most commonly used examples, not a comprehensive list. For more information, review the Notes below the table. Tip: Some services may use two or more ports. It is recommend that once you've found an instance of a product in this list, search on the name (Command-F) and then repeat (Command-G) to locate all occurrences of the product. For example, VPN service may use up to four diferent ports: 500, 1701, 1723, and 4500. Tip: Some firewalls allow selective configuration of UDP or TCP ports with the same number, so it can be important to note which type of port is to be configured. For example, NFS may use either or both TCP 2049 and UDP 2049 ports. If your firewall doesn't allow you to specify, making changes to a port probably afects both. Note: Mac OS X v10.5 and later includes the Application Firewall, which is diferent than a port-based firewall. Port TCP or Service or Protocol RFC Service Name Used by / Additional information UDP Name 7 TCP/UDP echo 792 echo - 20 TCP File Transport Protocol 959 ftp-data - (FTP) 21 TCP FTP control 959 ftp - 22 TCP Secure Shell (SSH) 4253 ssh Xcode Server (hosted and remote Git+SSH; remote SVN+SSH) 23 TCP Telnet 854 telnet - 25 TCP Simple Mail Transfer 5321 smtp Mail (for sending email); iCloud Mail Protocol (SMTP) (sending) 53 TCP/UDP Domain Name System 1034 domain MacDNS, FaceTime (DNS) 67 UDP Bootstrap Protocol 951 bootps NetBoot via DHCP Server (BootP, bootps) 68 UDP Bootstrap Protocol 951 bootpc NetBoot via DHCP Client (bootpc) 69 UDP Trivial File Transfer 1350 tftp - Protocol (TFTP) 79 TCP Finger 1288 finger - 80 TCP Hypertext Transfer 2616 http World Wide Web, iCloud, QuickTime Protocol (HTTP) Installer, iTunes Store and Radio, Software Update, RAID Admin, Backup, Software Update, RAID Admin, Backup, iCal calendar publishing, WebDAV (iDisk), Final Cut Server, AirPlay, OS X Lion Internet Restore, Profile Manager, Xcode Server (Xcode app, hosted and remote Git HTTP, remote SVN HTTP). 88 TCP Kerberos 4120 kerberos - 106 TCP Password Server - 3com-tsmux Mac OS X Server Password Server (Unregistered Use) 110 TCP Post Ofce Protocol 1939 pop3 Mail (for receiving email) (POP3) Authenticated Post Ofce Protocol (APOP) 111 TCP/UDP Remote Procedure Call 1057, sunrpc Portmap (sunrpc) (RPC) 1831 113 TCP Identification Protocol 1413 ident - 115 TCP Simple File Transfer 913 sftp - Protocol (SFTP) 119 TCP Network News Transfer 3977 nntp Used by applications that read Protocol (NNTP) newsgroups. 123 TCP/UDP Network Time Protocol 1305 ntp Date & Time preferences. Used for (NTP) network time server synchronization, AppleTV Network Time Server Sync 137 UDP Windows Internet - netbios-ns - Naming Service (WINS) 138 UDP NETBIOS Datagram - netbios-dgm Windows Datagram Service, Windows Service Network Neighborhood 139 TCP Server Message Block - netbios-ssn Used by Microsoft Windows file and print (SMB) services, such as Windows Sharing in Mac OS X. 143 TCP Internet Message 3501 imap Mail (for receiving email) Access Protocol (IMAP) 161 UDP Simple Network 1157 snmp - Management Protocol (SNMP) 192 UDP OSU Network - osu-nms AirPort Base Station PPP status or Monitoring System discovery (certain configurations), AirPort Admin Utility, AirPort Express Assistant 311 TCP Secure server - asip- Server app, Server Admin, Workgroup administration webadmin Manager, Server Monitor, Xsan Admin. 312 TCP Xsan administration - vslmp Xsan Admin (OS X Mountain Lion v10.8 and later) 389 TCP Lightweight Directory 4511 ldap Used by applications that look up Access Protocol (LDAP) addresses, such as Mail and Address Book. 427 TCP/UDP Service Location 2608 svrloc Network Browser Protocol (SLP) 443 TCP Secure Sockets Layer 2818 https TLS websites, iTunes Store, FaceTime, (SSL, or "HTTPS") Game Center, iCloud authentication and DAV Services (Contacts, Calendars, and Bookmarks), iCloud backup and applications (Calendars, Contacts, Find My iPhone/Find My Friends, Mail, Documents & Photo Stream), iCloud Key Value Store (KVS), iPhoto Journals, AirPlay, OS X Internet Restore, Profile AirPlay, OS X Internet Restore, Profile Manager, Back to My Mac, Dictation, Xcode Server (hosted and remote Git HTTPS, remote SVN HTTPS, Apple Developer registration). 445 TCP Microsoft SMB Domain - microsoft-ds - Server 464 TCP/UDP kpasswd 3244 kpasswd - 500 UDP ISAKMP/IKE 2408 isakmp OS X Server VPN service, Back to My Mac 514 TCP shell - shell - 514 UDP Syslog - syslog - 515 TCP Line Printer (LPR), Line - printer Used for printing to a network printer, Printer Daemon (LPD) Printer Sharing in Mac OS X 532 TCP netnews - netnews - 548 TCP Apple Filing Protocol - afpovertcp AppleShare, Personal File Sharing, Apple (AFP) over TCP File Service 554 TCP/UDP Real Time Streaming 2326 rtsp QuickTime Streaming Server (QTSS), Protocol (RTSP) streaming media players, AirPlay 587 TCP Message Submission for 4409 submission Mail (for sending mail), iCloud Mail Mail (Authenticated (SMTP authentication) SMTP) 600- TCP/UDP Mac OS X RPC-based - ipcserver Used by NetInfo, for example 1023 services 623 UDP Lights-Out-Monitoring - asf-rmcp Used by Intel Xserves' Lights-Out- Monitoring (LOM) feature; used by Server Monitor 625 TCP Open Directory Proxy - dec_dlm Open Directory, Server app, Workgroup (ODProxy) (Unregistered Manager; DirectoryServices in OS X Lion Use) and earlier. Note: This port is registered to DEC DLM. 626 TCP AppleShare Imap Admin - asia IMAP Administration (Mac OS X Server (ASIA) v10.2.8 or earlier) 626 UDP serialnumberd - asia Server serial number registration (Xsan, (Unregistered Use) Mac OS X Server v10.3 - v10.6) 631 TCP Internet Printing 2910 ipp Mac OS X Printer Sharing, Printing to Protocol (IPP) many common printers 636 TCP Secure LDAP - ldaps - 660 TCP Server administration - mac-srvr- Server administration tools for Mac OS X admin Server v10.4 and earlier, including AppleShare IP. 687 TCP Server administration - asipregistry Server administration tools for Mac OS X Server v10.6 and earlier, including AppleShare IP. 749 TCP/UDP Kerberos 5 - kerberos-adm - admin/changepw 985 TCP NetInfo Static Port - - - 993 TCP Mail IMAP SSL - imaps iCloud Mail (SSL IMAP) 995 TCP/UDP Mail POP SSL - pop3s - 1085 TCP/UDP WebObjects - webobjects - 1099 & TCP Remote RMI and IIOP - rmiregistry - 8043 Acess to JBOSS 1220 TCP QT Server Admin - qt- Used for administration of QuickTime serveradmin Streaming Server. 1640 TCP Certificate Enrollment - cert-responder Profile Manager, SCEP 1640 TCP Certificate Enrollment - cert-responder Profile Manager, SCEP Server 1649 TCP IP Failover - kermit - 1701 UDP L2TP - l2f Mac OS X Server VPN service 1723 TCP PPTP - pptp Mac OS X Server VPN service 1900 UDP SSDP - ssdp Bonjour, Back to My Mac 2049 TCP/UDP Network File System 3530 nfsd - (NFS) (version 3 and 4) 2195 TCP Apple Push Notification - - Push notifications Service (APNS) 2196 TCP Apple Push Notification - - Feedback service Service (APNS) 2336 TCP Mobile account sync - appleugcontrol Home directory synchronization 3004 TCP iSync - csoftragent - 3031 TCP/UDP Remote AppleEvents - eppc Program Linking, Remote Apple Events 3283 TCP/UDP Net Assistant - net-assistant Apple Remote Desktop 2.0 or later (Reporting feature) 3306 TCP MySQL - mysql - 3478- UDP - - nat-stun-port FaceTime, Game Center 3497 - ipether232port 3632 TCP Distributed compiler - distcc - 3659 TCP/UDP Simple Authentication - apple-sasl Mac OS X Server Password Server and Security Layer (SASL) 3689 TCP Digital Audio Access - daap iTunes Music Sharing, AirPlay Protocol (DAAP) 3690 TCP/UDP Subversion - svn Xcode Server (anonymous remote SVN) 4111 TCP XGrid - xgrid - 4398 UDP - - - Game Center 4488 TCP Apple Wide Area awacs-ice Back To My Mac Connectivity Service 4500 UDP IPsec NAT Traversal 4306 ipsec-msft OS X Server VPN service, Back to My Mac. Note: Configuring Back to My Mac on an AirPort Base Station or Time Capsule in NAT mode will impede connectivity to an OS X Server VPN service behind that NAT. 5003 TCP FileMaker - name - fmpro-internal - binding and transport 5009 TCP (Unregistered Use) - winfs AirPort Utility, AirPort Express Assistant 5060 UDP Session Initiation 3261 sip iChat Protocol (SIP) 5100 TCP - - socalia Mac OS X camera and scanner sharing 5190 TCP/UDP America Online (AOL) - aol iChat and AOL Instant Messenger, file transfer 5222 TCP XMPP (Jabber) 3920 jabber-client iChat and Jabber messages 5223 TCP Apple Push Notification - - iCloud DAV Services (Contacts, Service Calendars, and Bookmarks), APNS, FaceTime, Game Center, Photo Stream, Back to My Mac 5269 TCP XMPP server-to-server 3920 jabber-server iChat Server communication communication 5297 TCP - - - iChat (local trafc) 5298 TCP/UDP - - - iChat (local trafc) 5350 UDP NAT Port Mapping - - Bonjour, Back to My Mac Protocol Announcements 5351 UDP NAT Port Mapping - nat-pmp Bonjour, Back to My Mac Protocol 5353 UDP Multicast DNS (MDNS) 3927 mdns Bonjour, AirPlay, Home Sharing, Printer Discovery, Back to My Mac 5432 TCP PostgreSQL - postgresql May be enabled manually on Lion Server.
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