Windows networking ports

Overview

Exposing SMB or RPC to the internet invites ransomware and credential attacks. Keep these ports inside the LAN or VPN and disable SMBv1.

Ports in this category14
Range coveredAll registry ranges

All Windows networking 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.

PortServiceTransportRiskDescription
137 NETBIOS-NS TCP / UDP High NETBIOS Name Service
138 NETBIOS-DGM TCP / UDP High NETBIOS Datagram Service
139 NETBIOS-SSN TCP / UDP High NETBIOS Session Service
445 MICROSOFT-DS TCP / UDP High Microsoft-DS
1512 WINS TCP / UDP Standard/Low Microsoft's Windows Internet Name Service
5009 WINFS TCP / UDP Standard/Low Microsoft Windows Filesystem
5360 MS-SIDESHOW TCP / UDP Standard/Low Protocol for Windows SideShow
5361 MS-S-SIDESHOW TCP / UDP Standard/Low Secure Protocol for Windows SideShow
5362 SERVERWSD2 TCP / UDP Standard/Low Microsoft Windows Server WSD2 Service
5363 NET-PROJECTION TCP / UDP Standard/Low Windows Network Projection
5445 SMBDIRECT TCP / SCTP Standard/Low Server Message Block over Remote Direct Memory Access
6602 WSSCOMFRMWK TCP Standard/Low Windows WSS Communication Framework
31029 YAWN UDP Standard/Low YaWN - Yet Another Windows Notifier
47001 WINRM TCP Standard/Low Windows Remote Management Service

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Primary data: IANA Service Name and Transport Protocol Port Number Registry, plus clearly marked community conventions.

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