Ports Flashcards

1
Q

Ports 20 & 21

A

FTP - file transfer protocol - not secure

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2
Q

Ports 22 - connection protocol

A

SSH - secure shell - remotely and securely configure routers and switches

S/FTP - Secure File Transfer - upload and download files securely

SCP - Secure Copy Protocol - very similar to S/FTP

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3
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Port 23

A

Telnet - remotely configure router or switch, but not secure.

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4
Q

Port 25

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SMTP - Simple Mail transport Protocol - NOT secure - is for SENDING emails only, not receiving.

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5
Q

Port 49 TCP

A

TACACS+ - Cisco Proprietary AAA protocol. Uses TCP only.

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6
Q

___ is reliable

A

TCP is reliable

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7
Q

Which RADIUS server is reliable?

A

TACACS+

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8
Q

Port 53

A

DNS - Domain Name Service both TCP and UDP. Ties a FQDN to an IP address.

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9
Q

Ports 67 & 68

A

DHCP - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol - UDP - How a Server assigns a private IP to hosts.

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10
Q

What are the steps of DHCP negotiation?

A
DORA:
Discover
Offer
Request
Acceptance
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11
Q

UDP Port 69

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TFTP - Trivial File Transfer Protocol - transfer files with out reliability. Store config files for routers and switches.

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12
Q

Port 80

A

HTTP - HyperText Transfer Protocol - WWW - Internet - NOT Secure

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13
Q

Port 88

A

KERBEROS - Remote access server - if you see anything on the exam about Tickets or time sensitive, its KERBEROS. Ticket granting service, ticket granting server. Time sensitive. Mutual authentication mean KERBEROS too. both TCP and UDP. now owned by Microsoft. KERBEROS does Single Sign On.

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14
Q

Port 110

A

POP3 - Post Office Protocol - For Receiving emails - NOT secure

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15
Q

Port 123

A

NTP - Network Time Protocol - set all the clocks on devices on your network using a single server. UDP

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16
Q

Port 143

A

IMAP - Receiving emails - does not download them to your device. Leaves them on the server so they are accessible everywhere.

17
Q

Ports 137/138/139

A

NETBIOS - Network based HOSTS file/DNS like service - ties hostname to IP address. Legacy tech

18
Q

Port 161/162

A

SNMP - Simple Network Management Protocol - Monitors the health of your network. V3 only (V1 & 2 were not secure)

19
Q

Port 389

A

LDAP - Unsecure version of LDAP - Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. Ties into Active Directory

20
Q

Port 443

A

HTTPS - HyperText Transport Protocol Secure - Uses SSL or TLS or both to secure HTTP traffic.

21
Q

Port 445

A

SMB - Server Message Block - messaging service through your computer.

22
Q

Port 465

A

SMTPS - Simple Mail Transport Protocol Secure - Uses SSL or TLS or both.

23
Q

Port 500

A

IPSEC -
IKE -
ISAKMP -

24
Q

Port 631

A
  • **CUPS - Common Unix Printing Service - Allows printing over the internet.
  • **also called IPP - internet printing protocol.
25
Q

Port 636

A

LDAP secure -

26
Q

Port 989/990

A

FTPS - File Transfer Protocol Secure - SSL or TLS or both.

27
Q

Port 995

A

POP3S

28
Q

Port 1812

A

RADIUS - Remote Access Dial-in User Service

29
Q

Port 1812

A

RADIUS - Remote Access Dial-in User Service, Open-Source. UDP, Unreliable. Authentication and Authorized, but NOT Accounting.

30
Q

Port 1813

A

RADIUS Accounting

31
Q

Port 3389

A

RDP - Remote Desktop Protocol - Microsoft only
RDP is SECURE
(Uses SSH if Linux instead of RDP)