Port 8384: Syncthing
Port 8384 is the default web interface for Syncthing, an open-source tool that synchronizes files directly between devices without a central cloud server. It is meant to be reached only from the local machine or network, not the open internet.
| Port number | 8384 |
|---|---|
| Service | Syncthing web GUI |
| Protocol | TCP |
| Category | File transfer |
| Default encryption | No |
Frequently asked questions
What is port 8384 used for?
Port 8384 is the default web interface for Syncthing, an open-source tool that synchronizes files directly between devices without a central cloud server. It is meant to be reached only from the local machine or network, not the open internet.
Is port 8384 TCP or UDP?
Port 8384 (Syncthing) uses TCP.
Is port 8384 secure?
Port 8384 is not encrypted by default. Where possible, use an encrypted alternative or tunnel it over TLS or a VPN.
Should I open port 8384 on my firewall?
Only if you specifically need Syncthing. Expose it to the smallest set of trusted sources, and never open database or Windows-service ports to the whole internet.