The third of the 1030-1032 reserved slots — no assignee, no protocol, no expectation.
Like 1030 and 1031, IANA carries 1032 as a nameless "Reserved" entry marked for removal on 2013-05-24, so nothing is entitled to it and nothing is documented for it. Practically it is another low ephemeral port: legacy Windows hosts allocate RPC endpoints here out of the old 1025-5000 range, and ordinary applications on any OS may bind it opportunistically.
Expose with care
Unregistered, so the port carries no security meaning by itself — find the owning process, then judge.
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