SIP
SIP Protocol
Detection Information
The following page provides information on the SIP Protocol.
Protocol Description
The Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is a VoIP signaling protocol used for initiating, maintaining, and terminating real-time sessions that include voice, video and messaging applications.
Full Name
Session Initiation Protocol
Abbreviation
SIP
Introduced
Version 2.88
Port Statistics
| IP Protocol | Flow Percent |
|---|---|
| UDP 5060 | 56% |
| TCP 5060 | 24% |
| TCP 5061 | 6% |
| UDP 5080 | 5% |
| UDP 5070 | 3% |
| UDP 5061 | 1% |
| UDP 9523 | < 1% |
| TCP 443 | < 1% |
| UDP 5090 | < 1% |
| UDP 5062 | < 1% |
Port Reference - RFC
- TCP 5060 - SIP
- UDP 5060 - SIP
Category
VoIP/Conferencing
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