I used to use http://www.portsdb.org to search their database to see what services were using which ports. For the last 6 months their site has been in maintenance mode. I downloaded the services.tgz file from portsdb.org and created the database and pertinent web pages. Looking through the services.txt file I saw what appeared to be contributors to the information contained in that file. There are numerous contributors.
Names are sorted alphabetically. To see who I believe contributed to this list, please click here
Please enter the information to search for:
INSTRUCTIONS:
There are two ways to search.
The top form REQUIRES a port number.
The bottom form does not use a port number for searches.
You can enter as much information as you want.
You can enter as little information as you want but port number IS required.
You have to enter information into at least 1 field.
If you enter information into the port number field it searchs for an exact match.
All other fields will search for a partial match. For example, if you want to search for pop in the port name field you could just enter "pop" and it will display all information pertaining to pop2, pop3, pop3s, hybrid-pop etc.
INSTRUCTIONS:
You can enter as much information as you want.
You can enter as little information as you want.
You have to enter information into at least 1 field.
If you enter information into the port number field it searchs for an exact match.
All other fields will search for a partial match. For example, if you want to search for pop in the port name field you could just enter "pop" and it will display all information pertaining to pop2, pop3, pop3s, hybrid-pop etc.
