PORTS Flashcards
FTP
TCP/20/21
Transfer files/control port
File Transfer Protocol
SSH
TCP/22
Secure Shell
-Transmit data through a remote connection, securely
Telnet
TCP/23
Telecommunication Network
-Connect remotely, lacks security
SMTP
TCP/25
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
-send email, device to server
DNS
UDP/53
Domain Name System
-Converts names to IP addresses
DHCP
UDP/67/68
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
-IP address assigned from pool, renews in certain time
HTTP
TCP/80
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
-Web server communication
HTTPS
TCP/443
Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure
-Web server communication with encryption
POP3
TCP/110
Post Office Protocol version 3
-Receive email (basic)
IMAP4
TCP/143
Internet Message Access Protocol v4
-Receive email, save in server
SMB/CIFS
TCP/445 (NetBIOS-less)
Server Message Block/Common Internet File System
-Used by Windows, file and printer sharing
NetBIOS name services
UDP/137
NetBIOS session service
TCP/139
SNMP
UDP/161/162
Queries/Traps
Simple Network Management Protocol
-Gather statistics from network devices
LDAP
TCP/389
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
-Store and retrieve info in a network directory
RDP
TCP/3389
Remote Desktop Protocol
-Share a desktop from a remote location
SFTP
TCP/22
Secure File Transfer Protocol
- Send files securely (SSH)
TFTP
UDP/69
Trivial File Transfer Protocol
-Uses one connection to transfer files between client and server
NTP
UDP/123
Network Time Protocol
- synchronize with computer clock time sources in a network.
Syslog
UDP/514
use to send event data logs to a central location for storage. Logs can then be accessed by analysis and reporting software to perform audits, monitoring, troubleshooting, and other essential IT operational tasks.
SMTP TLS
TCP/587
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Secure
-send email, device to server securely; encrypted
LDAPS
TCP/636
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (over SSL)
-Store and retrieve info in a network directory, securely
IMAP over SSL
TCP/993
Internet Message Access Protocol
-Receive email, save in server, over TSL
POP3 over SSL
TCP/995
Post Office Protocol version 3
-Receive email, over TSL