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Ports & Protocols

  • Well-known ports: 0-1023
  • Registered ports: 1024-49151
  • Dynamic: 49152-65535

Protocols

  • ICMP: 1
  • IGMP: 2
  • TCP: 6
  • UDP: 17

TCP

  • 20-21: FTP
  • 22: SSH, SFTP
  • 23: Telnet
  • 25: SMTP
  • 53: DNS, Servers transferring between each other
  • 80: HTTP
  • 88: Kerberos
  • 110: POP3
  • 123: NTP
  • 135: DCE RPC Endpoint Manager|DCOM Service Control|WMI
  • 137: NetBIOS Name Service
  • 138: NetBIOS Session Service
  • 139: NetBIOS Session Service
  • 143: IMAP
  • 389: LDAP
  • 443: HTTPS
  • 445: MS Directory Service SMB
  • 636: LDAPS
  • 990: FTPS
  • 1024-1030: Restricted DCOM
  • 1433-1434: MSSQL
  • 1723: PPTP
  • 3306: MySQL
  • 3389: RDP
  • 6514: Syslog TLS
  • 10161-10162: SNMP TLS
  • 49152-65535: Unrestricted DCOM

UDP

  • 53: Client queries for DNS
  • 67: DHCP Client sends traffic out
  • 68: DHCP Client receives answers on this port
  • 69: TFTP
  • 161: SNMP agents received data
  • 162: SNMP traps/notifications
  • 514: Syslog
  • 1701: L2TP

ICMP

  • protocol 0: Echo reply
  • protocol 3: Destination unreachable
  • protocol 8: Echo request

Recent Posts

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