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Ports/Protocols and TCPIP Flashcards

1
Q

What are ports?

A

A logical port identified with numbers

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What are Protocols?

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Methods of communication agreed upon accross different OS’s

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FTP

  • What does FTP Stand for?
  • What 2 Ports/Protocols are used by FTP and what does each do?
A
  • File Transfer Protocol
  • 20 (TCP) - Used to send Data
  • 21 (TCP) - Used to pass control information
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SSH

  • What does SSH stand for?
  • What is it used for?
  • What Port/Protocol is used?
A
  • Secure Shell
  • Encrypted Remote Administration
  • 22 (TCP)
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5
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Telnet

  • What does Telnet allow for?
  • What Port/Protocol is used?
A
  • UnEncrypted Remote Administration
  • 23 (TCP)
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DNS

  • What does DNS stand for?
  • What is it used for?
  • What Port/Protocol is used?
A
  • Domain Name Service
  • Use to translate Hostnames to IP Addresses and vice versa
  • 53 (TCP and UDP)
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DHCP

  • What does DHCP stand for?
  • What 2 Ports/Protocol are used?
A
  • Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
  • 67 and 68 (TCP)
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NBTStat (NetBIOS)

  • What 3 Ports are used by NBTStat (NetBIOS) and what does each do?
  • What Protocol is used?
A
  • 137 - Gets names of PCs
  • 138 - Sends one-time info to remote PC (Datagram)
  • 139 - Creates long-term session to remote PC (Session)
  • TCP and UDP
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SNMP

  • What does SNMP stand for?
  • What 2 Ports/Protocol are used and what do they each do?
A
  • Simple Network Management Protocol
  • 161 (UDP) - Receives requests from Agents and used for communication
  • 162 (UDP) - Receives notifications (traps) from Agents
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LDAP

  • What does LDAP stand for?
  • What Port/Protocol is used?
A
  • Lightweigth Directory Access Protocol
  • 389 (TCP and UDP)
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SMB

  • What does SMB stand for?
  • What is it used for?
  • What Port/Protocol is used?
A
  • Server Message Block
  • Used to share data accross the network
  • 445 (TCP)
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SMTP

  • What does SMTP stand for?
  • What is it used for?
  • What Port/Protocol is used?
A
  • Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
  • Used to send unencrypted email
  • 25 (TCP)
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SSMTP

  • What does SSMTP stand for?
  • What is it used for?
  • What Port/Protocol is used?
A
  • Secure Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
  • Used to send encrypted email
  • 465 (TCP)
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POP3

  • What does POP3 stand for?
  • What is it used for?
  • What Port/Protocol is used?
A
  • Post Office Protocol v3
  • Used to receive unencrypted email. Only stored in Client.
  • 110 (TCP)
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SPOP

  • What does SPOP stand for?
  • What is it used for?
  • What Port/Protocol is used?
A
  • Secure Post Office Protocol
  • Used to receive Encrypted email. Only stored in Client.
  • 995 (TCP)
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IMAP

  • What does IMAP stand for?
  • What is it used for?
  • What Port/Protocol is used?
A
  • Internet Message Access Protocol
  • Used to receiving unencrypted email. Stored in Server and Client
  • 143 (TCP)
17
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SIMAP

  • What SIMAP stand for?
  • What is it used for?
  • What Port/Protocol is used?
A
  • Secure Internet Message Access Protocol
  • Used to receiving Encrypted email. Stored in Server and Client
  • 993 (TCP)
18
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RDP

  • What does RDP stand for?
  • What is it used for?
  • What Port/Protocol is used?
A
  • Remote Desktop Protocol
  • Allows for remoting into Windows machines securely
  • 3389 (TCP)
19
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TFTP

  • What does TFTP stand for?
  • What is it used for?
  • What Port/Protocol is used?
A
  • Trivial File Transfer Protocol
  • Used to transfer unencrypted files to other machines. Not 100% reliable and has less features than FTP
  • 69 (UDP)
20
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SFTP

  • What does SFTP stand for?
  • What is it used for?
  • What Port/Protocol is used?
A
  • Secure File Transfer Protocol
  • Used to transfer files to other machines (Encrypted)
  • 22 (TCP)
21
Q

Provide 3 common applications that make use of TCP

A
  • File Transfer
  • Email
  • Web Browsing
22
Q

Provide 3 common applications that make use of UDP

A
  • VoIP / Video Conference Equipment
  • Online Gaming
  • Live Streams
23
Q

Ports are part of what OSI Layer?

A

Layer 4 (Transport)

24
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Protocols are part of what OSI Layer?

A

Layer 7 (Application)

25
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How are Ports and Protocols Related?

A

Ports and Protocols have default mappings

26
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Port numbers have a range of:

A

0 to 65,535

27
Q

Can Port numbers can be changed? Why or why not?

A

Yes.

For Obfuscation, aka making something obscure

28
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What is TCP/IP?

A

The internet’s Protocol Combination

29
Q

In TCP/IP, what is TCP used for?

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Responsible for transporting/routing data to the destination correctly

30
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In TCP/IP, what is IP used for?

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Obtains and defines the address (IP) of the application/device where the data must be sent to

31
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What is a Socket?

A

Is an IP Address and a Port concatenated

(Ex. 152.199.244.163:443)

32
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TCP can be defined as

A

Connection Oriented. Acknowledgement is required, also known as a 3-way handshake

33
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UDP can be defined as

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Connection-less. Inaccurate and unreliable but fast

34
Q

Name an advantage and disadvantage of using:

  • TCP
  • UDP
A
  • TCP - Accurate because data loss is unacceptable, but slow due to overhead
  • UDP - Inaccurate because data loss is acceptable but fast and used when speed is critical

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