What network ports are used by ASUSTOR NAS services? Port Forwarding

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Q: What network ports are used by ASUSTOR NAS services?

 2017-11-02




Please refer to the table below for a list of network ports used by ASUSTOR NAS services.



Utilities

Port

Protocol

ASUSTOR Control Center

8888, 8889

UDP

System Services

Port

Protocol

ADM Web service

8000, 8001

TCP

AFP

548

TCP

Common Unix Printing System

631

TCP

FTP service (Server)

21

TCP

FTP service (Client)

55536 ~ 56559

TCP

iSCSI service

3260

TCP

MySQL service

3306

TCP

NFS

2049

TCP/UDP

Rsync service

873

TCP

Samba

137, 138, 139, 445

TCP

SSH service

22

TCP

WebDAV

9800, 9802

TCP

Web service

80, 443

TCP

Apps

Port

Protocol

aMule

4662, 4665, 4672, 4711, 4712

TCP/UDP

ASUSTOR Portal

8807

TCP/UDP

Bicbucstriim

80

TCP/UDP

BitTorrent Sync

5555

TCP/UDP

Boxee

8805, 5000, 54321

TCP/UDP

Cloudfleet

20030, 20031, 20032

TCP/UDP

CouchPotato

5050

TCP/UDP

Deluge

8112, 58846

TCP/UDP

Download Center

9999, 55555

TCP/UDP

DVBLink TV Server

8100, 8101, 39876, 39877, 39878, 39879, 39880, 39881, 39882, 39883, 65432

TCP/UDP

Domoticz

9980

TCP/UDP

Emby

8096,8920

TCP/UDP

EtherWake

9876

TCP/UDP

GameZ

8085

TCP/UDP

Headpghone5

8181

TCP/UDP

iTunes Server

3689

TCP

KODI

88, 36667

TCP/UDP

LazyLibrarian

5299

TCP/UDP

Logitech Media Player

9000, 9090, 9099

TCP/UDP

LooksGood

80, 9900, 9901, 9902, 9903,9904

TCP/UDP

Mail Server

25, 110, 143, 465, 993, 995

TCP

Mad Sonic

4242-4343

YCP/UDP

MiniDLNA

8200

TCP/UDP

MinimServer

9790

TCP/UDP

MongoDB

27017

TCP/UDP

Mono

7788

TCP

mylar

8090

TCP/UDP

NzbDrone

8989, 9898

TCP

NZBGet

6789

TCP/UDP

OpenERP

8069

TCP/UDP

Plex Media Server

32400

TCP/UDP

PostgreSQL

5432

TCP/UDP

pyload

7227, 9050

TCP/UDP

RALUS

6101

TCP/UDP

Remote Center

8809

TCP/UDP

rompr-mpd

8765

TCP/UDP

SABnbzdplus

8088

TCP/UDP

Shell In A Box

4200

TCP

SickBeard - Anime

7072

TCP/UDP

SickBeard

7071

TCP/UDP

SickRage

7073

TCP/UDP

Squid

3128

TCP

Subsonic

4040

TCP/UDP

Surveillance Center

8000, 1900, 7712,7713,10000

TCP/UDP

Sync

5556

TCP/UDP

Syncthing

8384-22000

TCP/UDP

teamspeak

9987, 30033

TCP/UDP

Thunder

9456, 8002

TCP/UDP

Tomcat

8080, 8443

TCP/UDP

Transmission

9091

TCP/UDP

Twonky

7000

TCP/UDP

TVheadend

9981-9982

TCP/UDP

Ubooquity

2202

TCP/UDP

UPnP Media Server

49152, 1900, 2869

TCP/UDP

UPnP Media Server V2

5001

TCP/UDP

utorrent

6880, 6888

TCP/UDP

VirtualHere USB Server

7575

TCP/UDP

VirtualBox

3389

TCP/UDP

VPN Server

1194, 1195, 1723, 1812, 1813

TCP/UDP

WonderBox

8003, 20001

TCP/UDP

XBMC

88, 36667

TCP/UDP

XDM

8585, 8086

TCP/UDP

NHome Server

38736

TCP/UDP

BubbleUPnP

58050

TCP/UDP

Domoticz

9980

TCP

Mobile Apps

Port

Protocol

 AiMusic

8000, 8001

TCP

 AiData

8000, 8001

TCP

 AiFoto

80, 443

TCP

 AiSecure

8000, 8001

TCP

 AiVideos

9900

TCP

Aicast

88,

TCP/UDP

AiMaster

8000, 8001

TCP/UDP

AiDownload

8000,8001

TCP/UDP


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