Ports Flashcards
(23 cards)
HTTPS (Hype-text transfer protocol)
Secures http transmission over an unsecured network using SSL or TLS.
TCP Port: 80
HTTP (Hype-text transfer protocol)
Retrieves content from a web server.
TCP Port: 80
DNS
Resolves domain names to corresponding IP address.
TCP OR UDP Port:53
SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)
used sending emails.
TCP Port: 25
SSH (Secure shell)
Securely connects to a remote host over an unsecured network.
TCP Port: 22
FTP
Transfers files with a remote host.
TCP Port: 20(data transfer) and 21(control port)
FTPS
Provides FTP file-transfer service over secure sockets layer (SSL) or more secure transport layer security (TLS).
TCP OR UDP Port: 989 and 990
SFTP (Secure file transfer protocol)
Provides FTP file-transfer service over an SSH connection.
TCP port: 22
Telnet
Used to connect to remote host (typically via a terminal)
TCP Port: 23
TFTP (Trivial file transfer protocol)
Transfer files with a remote host (does not require authentication)
UDP Port: 69
POP 3 (Post office protocol )
Retrieves email from an email server.
TCP Port: 110
POP 3 (Post office protocol) over ssh or tls
Retrieves email from an email server over ssl or tls.
TCP OR UDP Port: 995
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
Dynamically assigns IP address information to a network device.
UDP PORT: 67
NTP (Network Time Protocol)
Used by a network device to synchronize its clock with a time server (NTP SERVER)
UDP Port: 123
IMAP (Internet message active protocol) version 4
Allows the viewing of an email on an email server
TCP Port: 143
IMAP (Internet message active protocol) version 4over ssl/tls
Allows the viewing of an email on an email server while encrypting the email in transit using ssl or the more secure option tls
TCP Port: 993
LDAP(Lightweight directory access point)
Provides directory services to network clients.
TCP Port: 389
LDAP over SSL/TLS
Provides directory services to network clients OVER SSL/TLS. secures directory service traffic
SNMP(Simple network managment)
Used to monitor, manage, and configure network devices, An SNMP agent receives requests on port 161 and an SNMP agent sends traps on port 162.
TCP OR UDP: 161,162
RDP (Remote desktop protocol)
A Microsoft protocol that allows a user to view and control the desktop of a remote computer
TCP Port: 3389
SIP(Session initiation Protocol)
As signaling protocol used to setup, monitor, and tear down multimedia calls. port 5060 is commonly used for unencrypted calls and port 5061 is commonly used for encrypted calls.
TCP AND UDP Port: 5060, 5061
H.323
A ITU T-recommendation that can setup and teardown multimedia calls
TCP Port: 1720
SMB (Server message block)
Used primarily in Microsoft networks for sharing resources between devices.
UDP Port: 445