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Network Ports Flashcards

1
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SMTP message relay

A

25

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2
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SMTP mail clients for message submission

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587

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3
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Well-known ports?

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0 to 1023

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4
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Registered ports?

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1024 to 49,151

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5
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Dynamic or Private ports?

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49,152 to 65,535

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6
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FTP

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TCP 21: Using FTP, File Transfers are fun;I can use tcp/20 or /21! (21 is for control, like a win in BlackJack!)

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7
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SSH, SCP, SFTP

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TCP/UDP 22:With port 22, I’m feeling well; Secure communication in my little Shell.

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8
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Telnet

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TCP/UDP 23: Telnet’s the same, but more easy to see; nobody likes you when you’re port 23.

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9
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DNS

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TCP/UDP 53: With DNS, I convert Names to IP; I am able to do this with port 53. (Dan’s 53, he Doesn’t Need Salt)

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10
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TFTP

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UDP 69: They F*** Then Position themselves (Trivial, so UDP; sexy for routers)

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11
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Kerberos

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TCP/UDP 88

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12
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POP3

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TCP 110: POP is not iLL, he’s only 110!

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13
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POP3S

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TCP 995

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14
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IMAP4

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143

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15
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IMAPS

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TCP 993

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16
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NNTP

A

TCP 119

17
Q

RPC/DCOM-scm

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Remotely make a process alive by asking at port 135.

18
Q

NetBIOS

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TCP/UDP 137-139

19
Q

All People Some Times Need Data Processing

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OSI layer names: Application, Presentation, Session, Transport, Network, Data Link, Physical

20
Q

SNMP

A

UDP 161

21
Q

LDAP

A

TCP/UDP 389: To read and write Directories is a bit benign; I can gain Access with port 389.

22
Q

For Some Techs Simple Deeds Have Put Nice Networks In Harm

A

FTP 21 SSH 22 Telnet 23 SMTP 25 DNS 53 HTTP 80 POP3 110 NNTP 119 NTP 123 IMAP4 143 HTTPS 443

23
Q

SNMPTRAP

A

TCP/UDP 162

24
Q

LDAP

A

TCP/UDP 389

25
Q

HTTPS

A

TCP 443

26
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SMB

A

445

27
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SMTP with SSL/TLS

A

TCP 465/587

28
Q

Syslog

A

UDP 514

29
Q

LDAP SSL/TLS

A

TCP/UDP 636

30
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iSCSI

A

TCP 860

31
Q

FTPS

A

TCP 989/990

32
Q

POP3 (SSL/TLS)

A

TCP 993

33
Q

SIP

A

TCP 5060

34
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SIPS

A

TCP 5061

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