N10-009-Ports Flashcards
FTP
TCP 20, 21: File Transfer Protocol used for transferring files between a client and a server, with port 20 for data transfer and port 21 for control.
SFTP
TCP 22: Secure File Transfer Protocol, a secure method of transferring files using SSH for encryption.
SSH
TCP 22: Secure Shell Protocol provides encrypted remote access and command execution over a network.
Telnet
TCP 23: Provides unencrypted remote terminal access to devices for management purposes.
SMTP
TCP 25: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol used for sending emails between servers.
DNS
UDP/TCP 53: Domain Name System resolves domain names to IP addresses (UDP for queries, TCP for zone transfers).
DHCP
UDP 67/68: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol assigns IP addresses dynamically to devices in a network.
TFTP
UDP 69: Trivial File Transfer Protocol, a lightweight protocol for transferring files without authentication.
HTTP
TCP 80: HyperText Transfer Protocol, the foundation of the World Wide Web, used for transmitting web pages.
NTP
UDP 123: Network Time Protocol synchronizes clocks of network devices to a common time source.
SNMP
UDP 161/162: Simple Network Management Protocol used for monitoring and managing network devices.
LDAP
TCP 389: Lightweight Directory Access Protocol allows access to and management of directory services.
HTTPS
TCP 443: Secure version of HTTP using TLS/SSL for encrypting communication on the web.
SMB
TCP 445: Server Message Block Protocol used for file sharing, printer sharing, and interprocess communication.
Syslog
UDP 514: System Logging Protocol for collecting and storing log messages from network devices.
SMTPS
TCP 587, 465: Secure Mail Transfer Protocol for encrypted email communication.
LDAPS
TCP 636: Secure version of LDAP that uses TLS/SSL for encrypting directory service access.
SQL
TCP 1433: Microsoft SQL Server Protocol used for database communication.
RDP
TCP 3389: Remote Desktop Protocol provides remote graphical access to a Windows machine.
SIP
TCP/UDP 5060/5061: Session Initiation Protocol used for initiating, maintaining, and terminating VoIP and multimedia communication sessions.
RADIUS
UDP ports 1812-1813 or UDP ports 1645-1646
TACACS+ ports
Cisco enterprise wifi - connects devices like routers - TCP port 49