- An asterisk * in the Notes field indicates that the ports are IANA
registered.
| Service |
TCP |
UDP |
Notes |
| sql*net |
66 |
66 |
* Oracle SQL*NET. I think this is legacy. I haven't seen it used. |
| SQL*Net 2 |
1521 |
1521 |
Probably the most common Oracle port. Not registered to Oracle, IANA
registered for ncube-lm, nCube License Manager. |
| SQL*Net 1 |
1525 |
1525 |
* Registered as orasrv. No longer used? |
| listener port |
1526 |
1526 |
1526 is also a popular Oracle listener port, but it is also not IANA
registered. In the IANA list, it is pdap-np, Prospero Data Access Prot non-priv.
|
| tlisrv |
1527 |
1527 |
* |
| coauthor |
1529 |
1529 |
* |
| Oracle Remote Data Base |
1571 |
1571 |
* rdb-dbs-disp |
| oraclenames |
1575 |
1575 |
* Default and officially registered listening port for client connections
to an Oracle Names server using TCP/IP or TCP/IP with SSL . Deprecated in 9i
and above, you're supposed to use LDAP instead. |
| Oracle Net8 Cman |
1630 |
1630 |
* oraclenet8cman. Default and officially registered listening port for
client connections to Oracle Connection Manager |
| oracle-em1 |
1748 |
1748 |
* |
| oracle-em2 |
1754 |
1754 |
* |
| Oracle-VP2 |
1808 |
1808 |
* |
| Oracle-VP1 |
1809 |
1809 |
* |
| Oracle Net8 CMan Admin |
1830 |
1830 |
* net8-cman. Default and officially registered listening port for
administrative commands to Oracle Connection Manager |
| oracle? |
|
2005 |
* registered as "berknet" for 2005 TCP, oracle for 2005 UDP |
| Oracle GIOP |
2481 |
2481 |
* giop |
| Oracle GIOP SSL |
2482 |
2482 |
* giop-ssl |
| Oracle TTC |
2483 |
2483 |
* ttc. Oracle may use this port to replace 1521 in future. |
| Oracle TTC SSL |
2484 |
2484 |
* ttc-ssl. |
| OEM Agent |
3872 |
3872 |
* oem-agent |
| Oracle RTC-PM port |
3891 |
3891 |
* rtc-pm-port |
| Oracle dbControl Agent |
3938 |
3938 |
* dbcontrol_agent |
Although incomplete, this is a pretty good article on the mess that is Oracle
ports: Connecting
with Oracle: Oracle Ports.
I also got some information from these copies of Oracle documentation Oracle9i
Net Services Reference Guide Release 2 (9.2) and Oracle
Database Net Services Reference Guide 10g Release 1 (10.1)
The Oracle Technology Network (OTN)
should provide all the information you need, but I find it difficult to locate
things there.

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