WHATPORT(3370) whatport.net WHATPORT(3370)
3370

satvid-datalnk (Satellite Video Data Link)

The middle of IANA's 3367-3371 satellite-video reservation — a registration with no public protocol behind it.

TCP UDP IANA registry

Description

3370 falls inside the satvid-datalnk range IANA assigned to Scott Engel for a "Satellite Video Data Link". There is no RFC, no published wire format, and no widely deployed implementation. In practice the port is free real estate: application servers, test harnesses, and ad-hoc proxies land on it because nothing else claims it. Treat a listener here as unidentified until you have matched it to a process.

Exposed to the internet?

Expose with care

Any exposure decision depends entirely on what is actually bound — identify the process first, because the registration tells you nothing about it.

Check it yourself

$ ss -lntp 'sport = :3370'

See also

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