An old IANA assignment for "FODMS FLIP" with no public specification behind it.
IANA registers 7200 on TCP and UDP as fodms, "FODMS FLIP", an assignment old enough to carry no registration date and only an individual contact name. No public protocol document, implementation, or vendor page for it is findable, which is common for assignments made in the early registry. Nmap still ships the fodms name for the port. In practice a listener on 7200 is far more likely to be an unrelated modern application choosing a round number than anything FLIP-related.
Expose with care
The registration tells you nothing useful; identify the actual process before treating the port as safe or sensitive.
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