My IP Ports
PORT 51820 UDP Remote Access Low Risk

Port 51820 (WireGuard VPN) Open Check

Modern, fast, cryptographically audited virtual private network protocol utilizing state-of-the-art cryptography.

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Port Specifications & Network Behavior

Standard Port Number 51820
Primary Service WireGuard VPN
Transport Protocol UDP
Traffic Classification Remote Access
Residential ISP Status Typically unrestricted by consumer ISPs
Security Exposure Low Suitable for public internet hosting with authentication

Security Advisory: WireGuard VPN (Port 51820)

Silent by design: WireGuard drops unauthenticated packets without any ICMP or response headers, protecting against port scanning.

Port Forwarding & Troubleshooting Checklist

If port 51820 returns CLOSED or FILTERED, work through this verified diagnostic checklist:

  1. 1 WireGuard uses UDP, not TCP. Note that raw TCP SYN checks will show filtered because WireGuard only replies to valid cryptographic handshakes over UDP.
  2. 2 Verify 'ListenPort = 51820' in /etc/wireguard/wg0.conf.
  3. 3 Check router forwards UDP 51820 to the VPN server's static LAN IP.
Verify Host Is Listening Locally
Windows (PowerShell) netstat -ano | findstr :51820
Linux / macOS (Bash) ss -tulpn | grep :51820

Associated Software & Frameworks

WireGuard Tailscale Pivpn OPNsense pfSense