SQL SERVER-端口Port

Quick cheat sheet for port numbers used by SQL Server services or services that SQL Server may depend on:

21	TCP	FTP (replication)
80	TCP	HTTP endpoints, Reporting Services, HTTP replication
135	TCP & UDP	RPC, WMI, MSDTC, SQL Agent file copy, and TSQL Debugger (RPC used for multiple purposes including SSIS and clustering.)
137	UDP	File & Print Sharing (replication) and Cluster Admin
138	UDP	File & Print Sharing (replication)
139	TCP	FileStream and NetBIOS Session Service (clustering)
443	TCP	HTTPS endpoints and Reporting Services
445	TCP & UDP	FileStream, SMB (clustering), and File & Print Sharing
500	UDP	IPSec
860	TCP	iSCSI
1024-5000	TCP	Original dynamic ports for named instances. (WinSock standard.)(See ports 49152-65535.) The DoD Database STIG requires static ports.
1433	TCP	SQL Server database engine
1434	TCP & UDP	SQL Server database engine, DAC, and SQL Server's "Browse" button.
2382	UDP	Analysis Serviceswhen using dynamic ports with named instances
2383	TCP	Analysis Services
2393-2394	TCP	Analysis Services version 7
2725	TCP	Analysis Services
3260	TCP	iSCSI
3343	UDP	Cluster network driver
3389	TCP	Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)
3882	TCP	DTS/SSIS
4022	TCP	Conventional port for the SQL Broker service
4500	UDP	IPSec
5000-5099	UDP	Clustering
5022	TCP	AlwaysOn's default port for primary and secondary replicas
7022	TCP	Conventional port for Database Mirroring
8011-8031	UDP	Clustering internode RPC
49152-65535	TCP	Latest dynamic ports for named instances. (WinSock standard.)(See ports 1024-5000.) The DoD Database STIG requires static ports.