Ports Flashcards
HTTPS (Hype-text transfer protocol)
Secures http transmission over an unsecured network using SSL or TLS.
TCP Port: 80
HTTP (Hype-text transfer protocol)
Retrieves content from a web server.
TCP Port: 80
DNS
Resolves domain names to corresponding IP address.
TCP OR UDP Port:53
SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)
used sending emails.
TCP Port: 25
SSH (Secure shell)
Securely connects to a remote host over an unsecured network.
TCP Port: 22
FTP
Transfers files with a remote host.
TCP Port: 20(data transfer) and 21(control port)
FTPS
Provides FTP file-transfer service over secure sockets layer (SSL) or more secure transport layer security (TLS).
TCP OR UDP Port: 989 and 990
SFTP (Secure file transfer protocol)
Provides FTP file-transfer service over an SSH connection.
TCP port: 22
Telnet
Used to connect to remote host (typically via a terminal)
TCP Port: 23
TFTP (Trivial file transfer protocol)
Transfer files with a remote host (does not require authentication)
UDP Port: 69
POP 3 (Post office protocol )
Retrieves email from an email server.
TCP Port: 110
POP 3 (Post office protocol) over ssh or tls
Retrieves email from an email server over ssl or tls.
TCP OR UDP Port: 995
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
Dynamically assigns IP address information to a network device.
UDP PORT: 67
NTP (Network Time Protocol)
Used by a network device to synchronize its clock with a time server (NTP SERVER)
UDP Port: 123
IMAP (Internet message active protocol) version 4
Allows the viewing of an email on an email server
TCP Port: 143