WHATPORT(9010) whatport.net WHATPORT(9010)
9010

Secure Data Replicator Protocol (registered)

Registered as sdr on TCP and Reserved on UDP; day to day it is an anonymous application port.

TCP IANA: sdr

Description

IANA registers 9010/tcp as sdr, the Secure Data Replicator Protocol, and marks 9010/udp Reserved. Neither shows up much. Because it sits in the 90xx band that Java and JVM tooling likes for management and debug endpoints, a listener on 9010 is most often a locally configured application port rather than the registered protocol. Confirm by process before drawing conclusions.

Exposed to the internet?

Expose with care

If this turns out to be a JVM management or debug endpoint, treat it as never — those grant code execution to anyone who can connect.

Check it yourself

$ sudo lsof -nP -iTCP:9010 -sTCP:LISTEN

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