Azure Service Bus uses port 9350 for client connections, while the management endpoint uses port 9355.
Port 9350 is used for client connections, which is the primary port for interacting with the Service Bus.
The management endpoint, on the other hand, uses port 9355 for administrative tasks such as checking the status of the Service Bus.
In a default configuration, the Service Bus will listen on these ports.
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Required Ports for Azure Service Bus
Azure Service Bus uses two default ports: 443 (HTTPS) for management operations and fail-over if TCP port 5671 is not available.
The default port used for transport operations is TCP port 5671. Management operations are HTTP based.
Additional TCP ports used by Azure Service Bus are 9350 to 9354.
To connect to Azure Service Bus using TCP mode, you'll need to open some TCP ports for outgoing communication. This includes port 5671, which is used for AMQP transport.
You'll also need to open the AMQPS port 5671 (Secure AMQP) for secure communication.
Opening both ports 5671 and 5672 is required for AMQP communication.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What port is AMQP?
AMQP typically uses port 5672, with port 5671 used for secure connections over AMQPS (TLS/SSL encrypted AMQP).
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