Internet-Security.com TCP port 47001 details

TCP port 47001 is used by Microsoft Windows Remote Management (WinRM) for its “Compatibility” HTTP listener on many Windows versions (e.g., Windows 7/10 and Windows Server 2008 R2/2012+).
The protocol carried is WS-Management (WS-Man).
Real-world tools and services that can use this listener include PowerShell Remoting (Enter-PSSession/Invoke-Command), Windows Event Forwarding (Windows Event Collector service), System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) client operations, and third-party automation tools such as Ansible/Chef when configured to use WinRM.
Windows Remote Shell (winrs.exe) also uses WinRM and can operate via this port when the compatibility listener is enabled.
On these systems you’ll often see a corresponding Windows Firewall rule named “Windows Remote Management (Compatibility – HTTP-In)” for TCP 47001.
Security note: WinRM is commonly abused by attackers for remote command execution and lateral movement; if port 47001 is open and WinRM is enabled, it can be leveraged in the same way.

TCP 47001