Port 9200 β€” Elasticsearch

Quick reference for TCP/UDP port 9200, used by Elasticsearch. Includes what the service does, security guidance and related ports.

Port
9200
Protocol
TCP
Service
Elasticsearch

What is port 9200?

Elasticsearch HTTP API.

What port does Elasticsearch use?

Elasticsearch listens on port 9200 by default.

Security guidance

High risk β€” do not expose to the internet

Port 9200 (Elasticsearch) is high-risk because the service it carries is a frequent target for credential attacks, brute force or unpatched-vulnerability scanning. Keep it bound to localhost or your VPN, never forward it directly on a router, and require strong authentication.

Related ports

Frequently asked

What is port 9200 used for?+

Port 9200 is the standard TCP/UDP port for Elasticsearch. Elasticsearch HTTP API.

What port does Elasticsearch use?+

Elasticsearch listens on port 9200 by default.

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