Common Ports Flashcards
Telnet - Describe port and use
tcp/23
Remote access -Text-based console, nothing is encrypted
SSH - Describe port and use
tcp/22
Secure Shell - Remote access - Text-based console, encrypted
DNS - Describe port and use
udp/53
Domain Name System - Converts names to IP address
SMTP - Describe port and use
tcp/25
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol - Server to server email transfer or client to server, not server to client
SFTP - Describe port and use
tcp/22
Secure File Transfer Protocol - provides file system functionality, encrypted using SSH
FTP - Describe port and use
tcp/20
tcp/21
File Transfer Protocol - provides file system functionality, no encryption, but requires username/password
TFTP - Describe port and use
udp/69
Trivial File Transfer Protocol - no authentication, read and write files over the local network
DHCP - Describe port and use
udp/67
udp/68
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol - assigns IP’s from a pool, IP’s have leases, IP reservations can be configured to give same device the same IP
HTTP - Describe port and use
tcp/80
Hypertext Transfer Protocol - web server communications
HTTPS - Describe port and use
tcp/443
Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure - encrypted web server communications
SNMP - Describe port and use
udp/161
Simply Network Management Protocol - gather statistics from network devices
RDP - Describe port and use
tcp/3389
Remote Desktop Protocol - login to desktop remotely
NTP - Describe port and use
udp/123
Network Time Protocol - clock sync
SIP - Describe port and use
tcp/5060
tcp/5061
Session Initiation Protocol - real-time voice and video messaging
SMB - Describe port and use
tcp/445
Server Message Block - file and print share