VoIP & streaming ports

9 voip & streaming ports: what each one does, its protocol, and whether it is secure by default.

9
Ports in this category
TCP/UDP / TCP
Protocols
1
Encrypted by default
6
IANA registered

SubnetKit lists 9 voip & streaming ports, using TCP/UDP and TCP. 6 of 9 are formally registered with IANA rather than just a widely followed convention.

1 of the 9 voip & streaming ports is encrypted by default; the rest send data in clear text unless wrapped in TLS, SSH, or a VPN.

Click any port below for its full page: what it does, its protocol, and whether it is safe to expose.

PortServiceProtocolWhat it does
554RTSPTCP/UDPReal Time Streaming Protocol
1935RTMPTCPReal-Time Messaging Protocol
2000SCCPTCPCisco Skinny Client Control Protocol
3689DAAPTCPDigital Audio Access Protocol
5060SIPTCP/UDPSession Initiation Protocol
5061SIP-TLSTCPSIP over TLS
6600MPDTCPMusic Player Daemon
8096JellyfinTCPJellyfin / Emby media server
32400PlexTCPPlex Media Server

Frequently asked questions

Which ports are in the VoIP & streaming category?

port 554 (RTSP), port 1935 (RTMP), port 2000 (SCCP), port 3689 (DAAP), port 5060 (SIP), port 5061 (SIP-TLS), port 6600 (MPD), port 8096 (Jellyfin) and port 32400 (Plex).

How many voip & streaming ports does SubnetKit list?

9, covering TCP/UDP and TCP. 6 of them are formally registered with IANA.

Are voip & streaming ports secure by default?

1 out of 9 are encrypted by default. Check each port's page for its specific encryption status.

Which voip & streaming port has the lowest number?

Port 554 (RTSP). Port 554 is RTSP, the Real Time Streaming Protocol used to control playback of streaming media, most commonly IP security cameras. RTSP sets up and controls the session while the actual audio and video usually flow over RTP on separate ports.