Port 2700

KnowShowGo P2P operates predominantly on TCP port 2700, enabling peer devices to discover each other and establish direct data exchanges. The protocol bypasses centralized servers for many operations, instead utilizing decentralized mechanisms for data routing and delivery. This architecture can improve transfer speeds and reduce latency because data is exchanged directly between participants.

Typical implementations involve a handshake process establishing the session, followed by negotiated data streaming or file transfer. The TCP-based nature ensures reliable and ordered data delivery, making it suitable for applications requiring consistency and integrity. However, it also means communication relies on the initial connection establishment without fallback to stateless communication methods like UDP.

Because KnowShowGo is primarily documented as a proprietary peer-to-peer framework, detailed protocol specifications are limited. Applications using this port often embed custom encryption or compression techniques layered on top of the basic transport, although by default, traffic over this port may not be encrypted, which impacts security considerations.