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FTP - File Transport Protocol
TCP - 21 (commands) and 20 (data)

SSH - Secure Shell Protocol
TCP - 22

SFTP - SSH File Transport Protocol
TCP - 22

SCP - Secure Copy Protocol
TCP - 22

TFTP - Trivial File Transport Protocol
UDP - 69 TCP - 8099

FTPS - File Transport Protocol Secure (SSL/TLS)

TCP - 990

SMTP - Simple Mail Transport Protocol
TCP - 25

POP3 - Post Office Protocol
UDP/TCP - 110

IMAP4 - Internet Message Access Protocol

TCP - 143
IMAPS - Internet Message Access Protocol Secure

TCP - 993

telnet

TCP - 23

TACACS Terminal Access Controller Access-Control System




(Login Host Protocol)

UDP - 49 and TCP - 49

TACACS+

TCP 49

SSLVPN(HTTPS)

TCP - 443

IPSec(vpn with ike)

UDP 500 (50AH - 51ESP)

L2TP - Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol

UDP - 1701

PPTP - Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol

TCP - 1723

RDP - Remote Desktop Protocol

TCP - 3389

DNS - Dynamic Name Server

UDP/TCP - 53

DHCP - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

UDP - 67 & 68

HTTP - Hypertext Transfer Protocol

TCP - 80

HTTPS- Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure

TCP - 443

KERBEROS

UDP/TCP - 88




(UDP/TCP - 464 kpasswd)

NNTP - Network News Transfer Protocol
TCP - 119

SNMP - Simple Network Management Protocol
UDP - 161

LDAP - Lightweight Directory Access Protocol

TCP - 389

LDAPS (ssl/tls) Lightweight Directory Access Protocol Secure

TCP - 636

CHARGEN - Character Generator Protocol

UDP - 19

TLS - Transport Layer Security

TCP- 443

NTP - Network Time Protocol
UDP - 123

MAPI - Messaging Application Programming Interface (used by MS Exchange)

UDP/TCP - 135

NetBIOS

TCP - 137,138,139 445

SMTPS - Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Secure


(over SSL/TLS)

TCP - 465

RADIUS authentication messages/accounting messages

UDP - 1812/1813