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Port Connectivity Checker

Verify if specific gaming ports are accessible and properly configured for optimal gaming performance.

🔒 Port Connectivity Checker

Test if specific gaming and network ports are accessible from your network. This helps identify firewall or ISP restrictions that might affect gaming.

Port Test Results:

53/TCP(DNS)Not tested

Domain Name System

80/TCP(HTTP)Not tested

Web browsing

443/TCP(HTTPS)Not tested

Secure web browsing

3074/TCP(Xbox Live)Not tested

Xbox Live gaming

1935/TCP(PlayStation)Not tested

PlayStation Network

6667/TCP(Steam)Not tested

Steam gaming platform

27015/TCP(Steam Game)Not tested

Steam game servers

7777/UDP(Gaming)Not tested

Common gaming port

25565/TCP(Minecraft)Not tested

Minecraft server

5222/TCP(Discord)Not tested

Discord voice chat

Port Testing Limitations & Tips:

  • • Browser security limits direct port testing - results are simulated for demonstration
  • • "Filtered" usually means blocked by firewall or ISP
  • • "Closed" means the port is not in use on the target system
  • • For accurate port testing, use dedicated network tools like nmap or telnet
  • • Gaming performance issues may be due to port restrictions

Gaming Port Recommendations:

  • • Ensure ports 53 (DNS) and 80/443 (HTTP/HTTPS) are always open
  • • Xbox Live: Open ports 88 (UDP), 3074 (UDP & TCP), 53 (UDP & TCP), 500 (UDP), 3544 (UDP), 4500 (UDP)
  • • PlayStation: Open ports 80 (TCP), 443 (TCP), 3478-3480 (TCP & UDP)
  • • Steam: Open ports 27015-27030 (TCP), 27015-27030 (UDP)
  • • Consider using UPnP to automatically manage port forwarding

Common Gaming Ports

  • • Xbox Live: TCP 3074, UDP 53, 88, 3074
  • • PlayStation: TCP 80, 443, 3478-3480
  • • Steam: TCP 27015-27030, UDP 27015-27030
  • • Nintendo Switch: TCP 6667, 12400, 28910