Port and Protocols

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Common port numbers, what they're called, and what they do.
Lyndsay Badding
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Port 20 FTP using TCP File Transfer Protocol Transfer Control Protocol to transfer information, unencrypted
Port 21 FTP using TCP File Transfer Protocol Transfer Control Protocol to establish & manage connection, unencrypted
Port 22 SSH & SFTP Secure Shell encrypted remote conn. between 2 devices over terminal emulator asymmetric encryption for conn. & auth.
Port 23 Telnet Teletype Network TCP port unencrypted remote conn. between 2 devices over terminal emulator used for initial setup of networking devices, including enabling SSH
Port 25 SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol TCP port upload emails to email server
Port 49 TACACS+ TCP port encrypts username and password
Port 53 DNS & DNSSEC Domain Name System TCP port translates comp. name or website into full IP address works with FQDN
Port 67 DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol lease IP addresses, helps block spoofing & cache poisoning needs: IP address, subnet mask, default gateway address, DNS server address
Port 68 DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol lease IP addresses, statically or dynamically assigned Discover Offer Request Acknowledge
Port 69 TFTP Trivial File Transfer Protocol UDP port older method of transmitting small amounts of data unsecure
Port 80 HTTP Hyper Text Transfer Protocol TCP port unsecure
Port 88 Kerberos & EIGRP Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol native IP port Cisco proprietary encapsulates directly into IP datagrams
Port 89 OSPF Open Shortest Path First native IP port
Port 110 POP3 Post Office Protocol TCP port download emails to comp., data moves one direction, does not keep copy
Port 123 NTP Network Time Protocol UDP port Stratum 1 servers obtain UTC and provide that info to Stratum 2 servers considered "authoritative time"
Port 139 SMB Server Message Block sharing access to files, printers, serial ports and other resources on a network unsecure
Port 143 IMAPv4 Internet Message Access Protocol TCP port download emails to computer, keeps a copy unencrypted
Port 161 SNMP Simple Network Managing Protocol receives requests uses UDP "SNMP get-requests"
Port 162 SNMP Simple Network Managing Protocol responds to requests uses UDP "SNMP get-requests"
Port 179 BGP Border Gateway Protocol TCP port exterior routing protocol linking autonomous systems on the internet
Port 389 LDAP Lightweight Directory Access Protocol TCP and UDP port structure for organizing a companies personnel & resources into groups set permissions open source, other dir. based on LDAP
Port 443 HTTPS Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure TCP port
Port 445 CIFS & SMB Common Interest File System Server Message Block TCP port network file system protocols, bridging gap between diff. file systems & protocols file & printer sharing across network
Port 465 SMTPS TCP port no longer recommended
Port 500 IPSec UDP port transport mode - payload is encrypted tunnel mode - header and payload encrypted
Port 514 Syslog UDP port for logging and exchanging event messages on computers and network devices
Port 520 RIP Routing Information Protocol TCP port older routing protocol
Port 587 MSA Mail Submission Agents TCP port email clients use this port to submit messages to the SMTP server for transmission
Port 636 LDAPS secure LDAP Lightweight Directory Access Protocol TCP port
989/990 FTP ES "Explicit TLS" establishes an unsecure connection over port 21 then upgrades to secure connection to transfer user authentication using the AUTH TLS command 990 - connection | 989 - data transfer
Port 993 IMAPS Internet Access Message Protocol TCP port
Port 995 POP3S Post Office Protocol
Port 1433 MS SQL TCP port
Port 1521 Oracle SQLnet TCP port
Port 1812/1813 RADIUS UDP port encrypts only the password
Port 2049 NFSv4 Network File System TCP port Unix and Windows allows computers on a network to exchange files
Port 3306 MySQL TCP port
Port 3389 RDP Remote Desktop Protocol TCP port provides an encrypted tunnel
Port 5060 SIP Session Initiation Protocol UDP port session management, creation, and tear-down sip:jane.bloggs@212.123.456 sip:support@telcosystem.xyz.com sip:22449832@telcosystem.xyz.com:6000
Port 5061 SIPS UDP port
Port 54323 PostgreSQL TCP port
Well Known Ports 0-1023
Registered Ports 1024-49151 used mostly for software and protocols that are not so universal
Dynamic/Private/Ephemeral 49152-65535 short-term and may be used for any purpose
Ethernet Protocol for transferring data on a LAN layer 2 OSI model
Internet Protocol set of rules for addressing and routing packets of data across a network layer 3 OSI model
STARTTLS a secure implementation of SMTP "Explicit TLS" requires authentication before message submission
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