TCP/IP Ports

Question 1

AFP

Answer 1

Port 427,548

AFP is a file transfer protocol similar to FTP and server message block (SMB). It is the default file transfer protocol on Mac OS until Apple changed to SMB2 in 2013

Question 2

DHCP

Answer 2

67,68

Dynamically assigns IP addresses and other IP configuration information to network clients.

Question 3

DNS

Answer 3

53

Resolve hostnames to IP Addresses

Question 4

FTP

Answer 4

20,21

Transfer files, including uploading and downloading files from one host to another

Question 5

HTTP

Answer 5

80

Manages the communication between a web server and client and let’s you connect to and view all the content that you enjoy on the internet

Question 6

HTTPS

Answer 6

443

To encrypt traffic between a web server and client securely.

Question 7

IMAP

Answer 7

143

A secure protocol designed to download email

Question 8

POP3

Answer 8

110

Preferred protocol for downloading email. Got replaced by IMAP4

Question 9

RDP

Answer 9

3389

Allows users to connect to remote computers and run programs on them

Question 10

SMB

Answer 10

137-139,445

(Server Message Block) Used to provide shared access to files and printers and other network resources

Question 11

SMTP

Answer 11

25

Protocol most commonly used to send email messages, designed to send only referred to as a push protocol.

Question 12

SSH

Answer 12

22

Can be used to set yp a secure telnet session for remote logins or for remotely executing programs and transferring files.

Question 13

Telnet

Answer 13

23

Allows users to log in to another machine and “see” the remote computer in a window on their screen. Although this vision is text only, the user can manage files on that remote machine just as if they were logged in locally

Question 14

SLP

Answer 14

427

The Service Location Protocol (SLP, srvloc) is a service discoveryprotocol that allows computers and other devices to find services in a local area network without prior configuration.