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TCP 20 and 21
FTP. File Transfer Protocol. 20 and 21 are used for all FTP based file transfers, e.g. with programs like FTP Voyager, WS_FTP, Cute FTP, FTP NOW etc.)
TCP 23
Telnet. Used by all Telnet applications.
UDP 53
DNS Port used by clients and servers when exchanging domain name information and routing.
UDP 80
HTTP: Port through which most Internet traffic flows, through HTTP requests. This is the port used by web browsers to browse the web.
UDP 123
NTP
TCP 22
SSH Server Listening Port. Port is used by SSH servers to listen for incoming connections.
TCP 25
SMTP mail port. Standard port used for SMTP mail delivery. The outgoing mail port used by programs like Outlook Express, Outlook, FoxMail, etc. Also the SMTP outgoing port for mail servers like Axigen Mail Server, CMailServer, Novell GroupWise, Microsoft Exchange, etc.
UDP 69
TFTP
UDP 110
POP3 Standard port used for POP3 mail delivery and collection. Often referred to as the Incoming Mail port in e-mail programs including Outlook Express, Outlook, Fox Mail, etc.
PORT 67
DHCP port for DHCP requests and replies. (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) Used by the DHCP server and clients when the client checks with the DHCP server for a new leas and the allocation of an IP addres.
PORT 42
WINS Replication Port (used to replicate NETBIOS name tables from one Windows server to another)
PORT 43
WHOIS port (used for WhoIs requests (for the retrieval of domain name information) to whois servers
PORT 53
DNS port for DNS requests and replies. (used to replicate NETBIOS name tables from one Windows server to another)
PORT 79
Finger command for SMTP Mailservers ETRN Finger port. This port is used by SMTP mail servers to send ETRN Finger commands to message queue servers so that htose message queue servers are online and ready to accept queued mail. Basically, the port the e-mail server uses to send an ETRN command to your web-hosting company's mail server so that they will delivery any waiting incoming mail.
PORT 102
X.400. Port is used by default by Microsoft Exchange Server Message Transfer Agents to communicate with one another on internal networks with multiple Exchange servers.
PORT 115
SFTP port. Used for FTP file transfers and modifications over a SSH connection.
PORT 119
Newsgroups port. Used for newsgroups access.
Port 123
NTP: Network Time Protocol port. Used for checking and synchronising time with another computer (time server). Windows Vista uses this port when you configure the clock to automatically synchronize itself with a time server on the Internet. Also used when you configure a Windows Server to sync its time over the Internet.
PORT 135
RPC (Remote Procedure Call) Locator Service Port: Maintains a list of networked services that support RPC and DCOM standards. This list holds information regarding which ports and IP addresses the services are running or listening on.
PORT 137
NetBIOS Name Service port (WINS): Port used by the NetBIOS protocol to find other computers on a workgroup network. On a P2P network this will be done via broadcast.
PORT 143
IMAP4 port: Used by IMAP4 servers.
PORT 161
SNMP port (Simple Network Management Protocol) UDP port used ot manage, configure and gather information about network devices (e.g. firewalls, routers) in a unified manner across manufacturers
PORT 179
BGP. Border Gateway Protocol is a routing protocol used to exchange routing information between routers in autonomous networks.
PORT 379
SRS Port (Site Replication Services) TCP port used by Microsoft SRS. Allows LDAP enabled servers to replicate between one another information stored on AD domain controllers and Exchange servers.
PORT 389
LDAP Port: TCP port used to find and manage network resources on a hierarchical network system such as Novell Network Directory Trees, and AD Service Domains.
PORT 443
S-HTTP (SSL Port) Default port used for SSL encrypted communications. Used for both incoming and outgoing SSL connections.
PORT 445
Microsoft AD and Service Message Block (SMB) protocols. SMB is known as the Microsoft Windows Network, and is the main protocol used by Microsoft Server Operating Systems for client/server acces, and file and printer sharing.
PORT 465
Google Mail Outgoing Mail Server: Non-standard port used by Google for its Outgoing Mail Server for Google Mail. Use this port, smtp.gmail.com and SSL connection (SMTP Server Authentication) when configuring you e-mail client for G-Mail.
PORT 636
LDAP over SSL: TCP Port used for LDAP over SSL connections. Standard added to LDAP to prevent interception of information and credentials using the LDAP protoocl.
PORT 993
Secure IMAP port: TCP port used for SSL Secured IMAP 4 access.
PORT 995
GMail Incoming POP3 Mail Server: Non-standard port used by Google for its POP3 Incoming Mail Server for GMail.
PORT 1026
CAP (Novell and Microsoft) Port is used by Novell GroupWise for its Calendar Access Protocol. On some Windows 2000 servers, port 1026 is used by the Windows Task Scheduler or other Windows services.
PORT 1080
SOCKS/Online Chat/Hotmail: Port used primarily by instant messaging applications, as well as Hotmail.
PORT 1090
RealAudio port; used by Real Audio for streaming audio and video applications.
PORT 1433
SQL Server Port & SQL Server Replication Port: Used by SQL Server 6 and above for SQL replication between SQL servers.
PORT 1434
SQL Server Monitoring Port: Used by Microsoft SQL Server to monitor SQL server performance.
PORT 1521
Default Oracle Port: Default port for connection to Oracle DB server.
PORT 1677
Novell GroupWise: Standard port used by Novell GroupWise for TCP/IP communications between clients and agents and the GroupWise Post Office Agent (POA)
PORT 1701
L2TP: Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol: Tunneling and encryption standard used to connect two private business networks together over an Internet connection to create a VPN. This protocol is seen as the replacement for PPTP (Port 1723)
PORT 1720
H.323 Port: Used for video conferencing equipment which uses the H.323 protocol
PORT 1723
PPTP Port: Point to Point Tunneling Protocol: PPTP is a tunneling and encryption standard used to link two private business networks together over an Internet connection to create a VPN. Default protocol for establishing a VPN on Windows 2000 Server .
PORT 1900
Media Center Extender: XBox 360 port: UDP inbound. Used by Microsoft's XBox 360 when linking to Media Center.
PORT 2409
SPAMFighter Content Classification Port: UDP inbound and outbound. Used by SPAMFighter software to communicate with its servers in order to determine which e-mails are spam.
PORT 3101
BES Synchronization Port: If you have an outbound firewall, you will need to open this TCP port to enable the BES to sync with the BlackBerry devices. Depending on the configuration, you may also need to port forward port 3101 from the router to the BES.
PORT 3306
Default MySQL Port. Default port for connection to a MySQL database server.
PORT 3389
Remote Desktop Port and Terminal Services Port: TCP inbound & outbound. Used by Windows XP Remote Desktop Connection and Microsoft Terminal Server for remote Desktop Connectoins and/or Terminal Services sessions. For added security it is recommended to change the Remote Desktop port from its default to a value of your choosing.
PORT 3390
Media Center Extender - XBox 360 port: TCP Inbound. Port used by XBox 360 to link to Media Center.
PORT 3535
GoDaddy Secure SMTP Relay port.
PORT 4321
RWHOIS port. Used for RWHOIS requests.
PORT 5361
PCAnywhere: Port on which a Symantec PC Anywhere host accepts incoming PC Anywhere connections and then continues to communicate with the remote PC.
PORT 5632
PC Anywhere UDP incoming port; Port used by Symantec's PC Anywhere for the streaming of screen updates during a PC Anywhere session.
PORT 8080
HTTP Internet Traffic port: The *other* port through which HTTP Internet traffic also goes through.
PORT 8880
CDDB Port: Used by CD mastering software to communicate with an Internet based CDDB server for requests about artist and track names.