FullPort

Fullport is a term used in several domains with no single canonical definition. In technology, fullport typically refers to a port (such as a network interface or physical connector) that provides full functionality or unrestricted access, as opposed to a limited or filtered port. The expression is often used in product documentation to indicate that a device's port supports the complete set of features, speeds, or protocols the device is capable of, including full-duplex operation and unfiltered traffic where appropriate.

In maritime logistics, fullport denotes a port facility equipped to handle a full range of cargo services, including loading and unloading of bulk and containerized goods, storage, customs clearance, and onward distribution. It is used to distinguish such facilities from specialized or limited-service terminals.

In software and tech culture, FullPort may appear as a project name or brand referencing tools that facilitate wide portability of software across platforms, or as a hypothetical concept describing the transition of software from one platform to another without feature loss. It is not a standardized term within any formal standardization body.

The usage of fullport tends to be context-dependent, and readers should rely on domain-specific definitions within manuals or project documentation. See also port, full-duplex, porting, and port facility.