2.1 Compare and contrast Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP) ports, protocols, and their purposes.

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What is FTP (File Transfer Portal) used for?

-Share files with users in LAN or WAN-Supports authentication, authorization, and directory browsing

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What is the FTP port?

TCP 20,21

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T/F - FTP is encrypted and recommended.

False (Unencrypted and not recommend, use SFTP instead)

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SFTP and Secure Shell (SSH) use the same port because...

SFTP is an extension of SSH

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What is Secure Shell (PuTT.Y - ex) do?

Provides encrypted remote command line access to interact with a server

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What port number does Secure Shell use?

TCP 22

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What did SSH version 2 add?

SFTP and SCP support

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What is Telnet used for?

Provides remote command line access to interact with a server

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t/f - Telenet is still used as its very secure.

False (Use SSH instead)

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What port number does telenet use?

TCP 23

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What are the three mail protocols?

SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol), POP3 (Post Office Protocol), IMAP (Internet Message Across Protocol)

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What does SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) do?

Sends outgoing mail to a server

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What is the SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) port number?

TCP 25

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What does DNS (Domain Name Services) do?

-Resolves Domain name to IP addresses (Google.com -> Numbers)-Provides name to IP address resolution for host

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What is DNS (Domain Name Services) port number?

TCP/UDP Port 53

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What does DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Port) do?

-Provides various configurations to clients in an IP network via broadcast-Gives out IP addresses in a network

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What are the DHCP port numbers?

UDP 67 is the server port, UDP 68 is the client port

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What is HTTP (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol) used for?

Transmitting webpages insecurely

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What is the port number for HTTP (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol)?

TCP 80

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What is HTTPS (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol) port number?

TCP 443

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What is HTTPS (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol) used for?

Used to securely transmit encrypted webpages using SSL or TLS

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What does POP3 (Post Office Protocol) do?

Downloads incoming mail from server

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What is POP3 (Post Office Protocol) port number

TCP 110

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What does NetBios (Network Basic Input/ Output System)

Provides various network communication features in a Windows Network. (Basically share files between Windows Machines)

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What does IMAP (Internet Message Across Protocol) do?

Synchronizes incoming mail from a server

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What is IMAP (Internet Message Across Protocol) port number?

TCP 143

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t/f - IMAP (Internet Message Across Protocol) and POP3 (Post Office Protocol) can be used together?

False (One or the other only).

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What does SNMP (Simple Network Managment Protocols) do?

Used to query, configure, and monitor host in a LAN

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What is the SNMP (Simple Network Managment Protocols) port number?

UDP 161/162

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SNMPv3 provides what?

Encrypted communication

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What does LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Portal) do?

Used in domain network environment to facilitate system and user management (What makes your directory work)

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What port does LDAP use?

TCP/UPD 389

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What is CIFS (Common Internet File System)?

Open implementation of SMB used on Linux and macOS

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What is the port for CIFS?

TCP 445

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What does RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol)

Used to securely remotely access a Windows desktop

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What is the port number for RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol)?

TCP 3389

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TCP is... (HTTPS, SSH)

-Reliable-Connection-Oriented-Virtual Circuit-Sequenced-Uses Acknowledgements-24-60 bytes (high over turn)

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UDP is... (DHCP, TFTP)

-Unreliable-Connectionless-No virtual circuit-Unsequenced-No acknowlegments-8 bytes (light weight)-Giving only, doesn't check if data is received

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Network Basic Input/Output System (NetBIOS)/

NetBIOS over TCP/IP (NetBT) port number

UDP/TCP 137/139

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Telnet provides what kind of authentication (insecurely)?

Username and password

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What protocol would be used when a WINS server tries to resolve a host name into an IP address on a Windows-based LAN?

NetBios

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What type of network is netbios/netbt used in?

LAN

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What does SMB/CIFS do?

  • Provides shared access to files, directories, and devices

  • Used mainly by Windows computers

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Examples of connectionless protocols

  • DHCP

  • TFTP

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Examples of connection-oriented protocols

  • HTTPS

  • SSH

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Common applications that use TCP

  • File transfer

  • Email communication

  • Web browsing

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Common applications that use UDP

  • Online gaming

  • Video conferencing

  • Live streaming

  • Voice over IP (VoIP)

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An SNMP management station receives SNMP notifications from Agents on port

UDP 162

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An SNMP Agent receives requests on port

UDP 161

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Which port enables the FTP's Data Connection for sending file data

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The FTP's Control Connection for administering a session is established through

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