Gaming ports
Overview
Game servers are usually public by design, but admin panels and RCON ports should stay private. Keep the server patched and use allowlists where possible.
Ports in this category6
Range coveredAll registry ranges
All Gaming port numbers
Every port below is assigned to this category in the registry or by a widely used convention. Open a port for its check and block commands, risk rating and troubleshooting notes.
| Port | Service | Transport | Risk | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4534 | ARMAGETRONAD | UDP | Standard/Low | Armagetron Advanced Game Server |
| 9666 | ZOOMCP | TCP | Standard/Low | Zoom Control Panel Game Server Management |
| 19132 | MINECRAFT BEDROCK | UDP | Medium | Default IPv4 port for Minecraft Bedrock Edition multiplayer; IPv6 uses UDP 19133 (community convention) |
| 25565 | MINECRAFT JAVA | TCP | Medium | Default Minecraft Java Edition multiplayer server port |
| 25954 | BF-GAME | UDP | Standard/Low | Bitfighter game server |
| 28200 | VOXELSTORM | TCP / UDP | Standard/Low | VoxelStorm game server |
Other categories
Authentication and access 19Caching and in-memory stores 10Containers and orchestration 10DNS and naming 10Databases 54Development servers 13Directory services 14Email 26File transfer and sharing 27Infrastructure and administration 30IoT and device telemetry 7Message queues and streaming 17Monitoring and metrics 29Networking and proxies 31Printing 19RPC and service APIs 14Remote access 29Time synchronization 10VPN and tunnelling 10Voice and real-time media 29Web and HTTP 62Windows networking 14
Primary data: IANA Service Name and Transport Protocol Port Number Registry, plus clearly marked community conventions.
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