Ports Flashcards
FTP
TCP; Port 21 (File Transfer Protocol)
SSH, SCP, SFTP
TCP/UDP; Port 22 (Secure Shell)
Telnet
TCP/UDP; Port 23 (Unencrypted method to remotely administer network devices (should not be used))
SMTP
TCP; Port 25 (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol is used to send email over the Internet)
DNS
TCP/UDP; Port 53 (Domain Name Service is used to resolve hostnames to IPs and IPs to hostnames)
TFTP
UDP; Port 69 (Trivial FTP is used as a simplified version of FTP to put a file on a remote host, or get a file
from a remote host)
HTTP
TCP; Port 80 (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol is used to transmit web page data to a client for unsecured web
browsing)
Kerberos
UDP/TCP; Port 88 (Used for network authentication using a system of tickets within a Windows domain)
POP3
TCP; Port 110(Post Office Protocol v3 is used to receive email from a mail server)
NNTP
TCP; Port 119 (Network News Transfer Protocol is used to transport Usenet articles)
RPC/DCOM-scm
UDP/TCP; Port 135 (Remote Procedure Call is used to located DCOM ports request a service from a program on another computer on the network)
NetBIOS
UDP/TCP; Port 137-139 (NetBIOS is used to conduct name querying, sending of data, and other functions over a
NetBIOS connection)
IMAP
TCP; Port 143 (Internet Message Access Protocol is used to receive email from a mail server with more
features than POP3)
SNMP
UDP; Port 161 (Simple Network Management Protocol is used to remotely monitor network devices)
SNMPTRAP
UDP/TCP; Port 162 (Used to send Trap and Inform Requests to the SNMP Manager on a network)
LDAP
UDP/TCP; Port 389 (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol is used to maintain directories of users and other objects)
HTTPS
TCP; Port 443 (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure is used to transmit web page data to a client over an SSL/TLS-encrypted connection)
SMB
TCP; Port 445 (Server Message Block is used to provide shared access to files and other resources on a network)
SMTP w/ SSL/TLS
TCP; Port 465/487 (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol used to send email over the Internet with an SSL and TLS
secured connection)
Syslog
UDP; Port 514 (Syslog is used to conduct computer message logging, especially for routers and firewall logs)
LDAP SSL/TLS
UDP/TCP; Port 636 (LDAP is used to maintain directories of users and other objects over an encrypted SSL/TLS
connection)
iSCSI
TCP; Port 860 (iSCSI is used for linking data storage facilities over IP)
FTPS
TCP; Port 989-990 (File Transfer Protocol Secure is used to transfer files from host to host over an encrypted connection)
IMAP4 w/ SSL/TLS
TCP; Port 993 (Internet Message Access Protocol is used to receive email from a mail server over an SSL/TLS encrypted connection)
POP3 (SSL/TLS)
TCP; Port 995 (Post Office Protocol v3 is used to receive email from a mail server using an SSL/TLS-encrypted connection)
Ms-sql-s
TCP; Port 1433 (Microsoft SQL server is used to receive SQL database queries from clients)
RADIUS (alternative)
UDP; Port 1645/1646 (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service is used for authentication and authorization
(1645) and accounting (1646))
FCIP
UDP/TCP; Port 3225 (Fibre Channel IP is used to encapsulate Fibre Channel frames within TCP/IP packets)
iSCSI Target
TCP; Port 3260 (iSCSI Target is as the listening port for iSCSI-targeted devices when linking data storage facilities over IP)
RDP
UDP/TCP; Port 3389 (Remote Desktop Protocol is used to remotely view and control other Windows systems via a Graphical User Interface)
Diameter
TCP; Port 3868 (A more advanced AAA protocol that is a replacement for RADIUS)
Syslog over TLS
TCP; Port 6514 (It is used to conduct computer message logging, especially for routers and firewall logs, over a TLS-encrypted connection)
L2TP
UDP; Port 1701 (Layer 2 Tunnel Protocol is used as an underlying VPN protocol but has no inherent security)
PPTP
UDP/TCP; Port 1723 (Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol is an underlying VPN protocol with built-in security)
RADIUS
UDP; Port 1812/1813 (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service is used for authentication and authorization (1812) and accounting (1813))