knownports / Ports 500–599 / Port 587

Port587

  • submissionMessage Submission

IANA has registered port 587 to submission on TCP and UDP. The entry cites RFC 6409. Its TLS counterpart, submissions, is registered on port 465.

  1. 583philips-vc
  2. 584keyserver
  3. 1 free
  4. 586password-chg
  5. 587submission
  6. 588cal
  7. 589eyelink
  8. 590tns-cml
TCP assignedUDP assignedreservedno entryAll 99 assigned numbers in ports 500–599

Registry entries

ServiceProtocolsRegisteredModifiedRFCsOther specs
submissionTCPUDP—Nov 17, 2011RFC 6409—

Cited RFCs

RFCTitlePublishedStatusLater changes
RFC 6409Message Submission for MailNovember 2011Internet Standardupdated by RFC 8314

Where it sits in the registry

Port 587 is one of 99 numbers with an assignment in ports 500–599 (99.0% of the range). 98 other numbers in the range are assigned on exactly the same transports, TCP and UDP, the usual pattern for older entries. The registry records no registration date for it, as for 98 other numbers in the range; dates were recorded mainly from 2002 on. IANA last modified the entry on November 17, 2011. No other number in the registry shares that modification date.

Status on each protocol

ProtocolOn port 587Other numbers with the same statusNearest with the same status
TCPassigned to submission5,887586 password-chg
UDPassigned to submission5,500586 password-chg
SCTPno entry5,999586 password-chg
DCCPno entry6,080586 password-chg

5,273 other assigned numbers in the registry have exactly this combination across all four protocols.

The nearest assigned numbers

PortServiceLabelProtocolsRegisteredDistance
583philips-vcPhilips Video-ConferencingTCPUDP—4
584keyserverKey ServerTCPUDP—3
586password-chgPassword ChangeTCPUDP—1
588cal—TCPUDP—1
589eyelink—TCPUDP—2
590tns-cmlTNS CMLTCPUDP—3

Other entries that mention submission

The text submission appears in the name or label of two other registry entries, every one shown here. It is a text match, not a statement that the services are related.

  • 465 submissions “Message Submission over TLS protocol”
  • no number, pgpkey-mailto “PGP Key submission using SMTP”

Listed in Ports that cite an RFC · Plain and TLS port pairs · Mail ports: smtp, submission, imap and pop3