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What Port Numbers Are Used?

Updated 2021-09-151 min read

Hosting documentation. Account access is coming soon. Always use the server details and nameservers assigned to your own account.

Now that you are apart of the Let.com Family, you may be wondering what port numbers you need to use with your Email Client, FTP, etc. We got you covered with this information below:

Email

IMAP	143
IMAP Secure (SSL)	993
POP3	110
POP3 Secure (SSL)	995
SMTP	25
SMTP Secure (SSL)	465
Alternative SMTP Ports (For use if your ISP Blocks Port 25)	26, 587

General Web Ports

FTP	21
SFTP	22
SSH	22
MySQL	3306
HTTP	80

*Note: Let.com can only open outbound ports for security reasons. If there is a port that you need opened for your Account, please do not hesitate to reach out to us via Live Support, and we can certainly look into the request!

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Why does the article list different ports for the same email protocol?

It separates ordinary connections from the secure connection variants for IMAP, POP3 and SMTP. Match the port to the connection settings supplied for your mailbox.

Which other services are included in the port reference?

The guide includes FTP, SFTP, SSH, MySQL and HTTP alongside the email protocols. Select the service you actually intend to connect to.

What if I need a port that is not covered here?

The article directs port-access requests to Let.com support for review. Include the service and the connection you are trying to establish. Contact Let.com.