Port 7307Zimbra MySQL Logger
Port 7307 is utilized by Zimbra Collaboration Suite as a MySQL logger service, supporting backend operations like email indexing, logging, and internal database management. It facilitates communication between Zimbra components, maintaining system health and operational data tracking..
- transport
- tcp
- in transit
- cleartext
- assignment
- unofficial
- risk
- 4/10
- lookups
- 6,883
single transport
payload readable on path
used by convention
caution
rank 742 of 993 · top 75%
Technical Details
what runs on :7307Port 7307 is an unofficial service port primarily tied to the Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS), a widely used open-source email and collaboration platform. Within ZCS, this port facilitates the MySQL logging service which is integral for internal database communications and audit trails. The MySQL logger instance manages metadata related to mail flow, indexing, and event tracking to optimize email delivery and server maintenance.
The MySQL logger operates separately from the main MySQL instance to isolate critical logging functions, ensuring uninterrupted logging capabilities even during primary database maintenance or issues. This architectural separation benefits administrators by providing better diagnostics and monitoring. Communications over this port typically involve internal system operations with minimal direct interaction from end-users.
Because port 7307 supports backend activities, it is usually restricted to internal network communications. However, if improperly configured or exposed externally, this service port can become a vector for unauthorized access or data leakage. Network segmentation and access controls are therefore vital for its operation. It is important to note that this port is not officially designated by IANA, highlighting its reliance on default, unofficial standards within Zimbra deployments.
Security Information
exposure of :7307risk score
4/ 10caution
worth attention. how exposed you are depends on configuration — don't leave it reachable from the internet without a reason.
email averages 3.9 across 42 ports — this one sits 0.1 above.
in transit
cleartext
credentials and payloads are readable by anyone on path
assignment
unofficial
used by convention, not registered — what answers here varies by deployment
reachable over
tcp
every listening transport is another surface to filter at the edge
security overview
Common Vulnerabilities:
- Unauthorized Access: Improperly secured MySQL logger endpoints may be exploited by attackers to gain insight into internal logging data or attempt privilege escalation.
- Information Leakage: Exposure may inadvertently leak sensitive operational metadata, opening opportunities for targeted attacks.
- SQL Injection: If any user-controlled inputs reach the backend without validation, there remains a risk of traditional SQL injection vectors.
Common Mitigations:
- Restrict Access: Implement strict firewalls and internal segmentation to prevent unnecessary external access to port 7307.
- Authentication and Encryption: Employ robust authentication schemes and consider encrypting internal MySQL traffic where possible.
- Regular Patching: Keep Zimbra and any database components up to date to mitigate known exploits affecting backend databases.
- Monitoring: Continuously monitor connection attempts and audit logs for abnormal activities tied to this port.
Related Ports
the 8 most looked-up other ports in email — 42 ports carry that label.
| port | service | risk | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| :143 | IMAP | TCPUDP | caution | 20.7k | |
| :995 | POP3S | TCPtls | caution | 18.8k | |
| :109 | POP2 | TCP | caution | 17.9k | |
| :2096 | cPanel SSL Webmail | TCPtls | Web Services | safe | 17.4k |
| :110 | POP3 | TCP | caution | 15.5k | |
| :993 | IMAPS | TCPtls | caution | 14.5k | |
| :1352 | Lotus Notes RPC | TCP | caution | 12.3k | |
| :24 | Private Mail | TCPUDP | caution | 11.7k |
risk mix of the 8 listed
- safe13%
- caution88%
3 of 8 encrypted