2.1 Common Network Ports Flashcards

1
Q

FTP

A

tcp/20, tcp21

File Transfer Protocol

Sends and receives files between system

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2
Q

SSH

A

tcp/22

Secure Shell

Encrypted console access

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3
Q

Sends and receives files between system

A

FTP

tcp/20, tcp21

File Transfer Protocol

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4
Q

Encrypted console access

A

SSH

tcp/22

Secure Shell

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5
Q

Telnet

A

tcp/23

Telecommunication Network

Insecure console access

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6
Q

SMTP

A

tcp/25

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Transfer

Transfer email between mail servers

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7
Q

Insecure console access

A

Telnet

tcp/23

Telecommunication Network

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8
Q

Transfer email between mail servers

A

SMTP

tcp/25

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

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9
Q

tcp/20, tcp21

A

File Transfer Protocol

Sends and receives files between system

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10
Q

DNS

A

udp/53, tcp/53
Domain Name System

Convert domain names to IP addresses

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11
Q

DHCP

A

udp/67, udp/68

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Automate the IP address configuraCon process

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12
Q

Convert domain names to IP addresses

A

DNS

udp/53, tcp/53

Domain Name System

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13
Q

Automate the IP address configuraCon process

A

DHCP udp/67, udp/68

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

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14
Q

HTTP

A

tcp/80

Hypertext Transfer Protocol

Web server communicaCon

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15
Q

HTTPS

A

tcp/443

Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure

Web server communicaCon with encrypCon

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16
Q

Web server communicaCon

A

HTTP

tcp/80

Hypertext Transfer Protocol

17
Q

Web server communicaCon with encrypCon

A

HTTPS

tcp/443

Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure

18
Q

POP3

A

tcp/110

Post Office Protocol version 3

Receive email into a email client

19
Q

IMAP4

A

tcp/143

Internet Message Access Protocol v4

A newer email client protocol

20
Q

Receive email into a email client

A

POP3

tcp/110

Post Office Protocol version 3

21
Q

A newer email client protocol

A

IMAP4

tcp/143

Internet Message Access Protocol v4

22
Q

NetBIOS

A

udp/137

NetBIOS name service

Register, remove, and find Windows services by name

23
Q

NetBIOS

A

tcp/139

NetBIOS session service

Windows connecCon-oriented data transfer

24
Q

Register, remove, and find Windows services by name

A

NetBIOS

udp/137

NetBIOS name service

25
Q

Windows connecCon-oriented data transfer

A

NetBIOS

tcp/139

NetBIOS session service

26
Q

SMB

A

tcp/445

Server Message Block

Windows file transfers and printer sharing

27
Q

SNMP Query

A

udp/161

Simple Network Management Protocol

Gather metrics and manage network devices

28
Q

Windows file transfers and printer sharing

A

SMB

tcp/445

Server Message Block

29
Q

Gather metrics and manage network devices

A

SNMP Query

udp/161

Simple Network Management Protocol

30
Q

SNMP Trap

A

udp/162

Simple Network Management Protocol

Receive alerts from network devices

31
Q

LDAP

A

tcp/389

Lightweight Directory Access Protocol

Directory services

32
Q

Receive alerts from network devices

A

SNMP Trap

udp/162

Simple Network Management Protocol

33
Q

Directory services

A

LDAP

tcp/389

Lightweight Directory Access Protocol

34
Q

RDP

A

tcp/3389

Remote Desktop Protocol

Graphical display of remote devices

35
Q

Graphical display of remote devices

A

RDP

tcp/3389

Remote Desktop Protocol