Message queues and streaming ports

Overview

Brokers carry application events and often have weak default credentials. Restrict producer and consumer access to application hosts and rotate default accounts.

Ports in this category17
Range coveredAll registry ranges

All Message queues and streaming 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
194 IRC TCP / UDP Standard/Low Internet Relay Chat Protocol
529 IRC-SERV TCP / UDP Standard/Low IRC-SERV
1883 MQTT TCP / UDP High Message Queuing Telemetry Transport Protocol
5222 XMPP-CLIENT TCP Standard/Low XMPP Client Connection
5269 XMPP-SERVER TCP Standard/Low XMPP Server Connection
5280 XMPP-BOSH TCP Standard/Low Bidirectional-streams Over Synchronous HTTP (BOSH)
5298 PRESENCE TCP / UDP Standard/Low XMPP Link-Local Messaging
5670 ZRE-DISC TCP / UDP Standard/Low Local area discovery and messaging over ZeroMQ
5671 AMQPS TCP / UDP Standard/Low amqp protocol over TLS/SSL
5672 AMQP TCP / UDP / SCTP Medium AMQP
6667 IRC TCP Standard/Low Classic IRC server port (community convention); modern IRC deployments usually prefer TLS on 6697
6697 IRCS-U TCP Standard/Low Internet Relay Chat via TLS/SSL
7071 IWG1 TCP / UDP Standard/Low IWGADTS Aircraft Housekeeping Message
8883 SECURE-MQTT TCP / UDP Medium Secure MQTT
9092 KAFKA TCP / UDP Medium Xml-Ipc Server Reg
10004 EMCRMIRCCD TCP Standard/Low EMC Replication Manager Client
15672 RABBITMQ-MANAGEMENT TCP Medium RabbitMQ management web UI and HTTP API port

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