2.1: TCP and UDP ports and Protocols

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Connection Oriented sessions

Every packet that is sent is checked for delivery.

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First step of the TCP three way handshake

SYN

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Second step of the TCP three way handshake

SYN ACK

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Third step of the TCP three way handshake

ACK

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SYN

Client computer attempts to initiate a session to a server with a synchornize packet of information.

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SYN + ACK

The server responds to the client request by sending a synchronization/acknowledgment packet.

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ACK

The client sends an acknowledgement packet to the server.

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Flow control

Method that TCP uses to prevent a sender from overwhelming a server by sending too many requests.

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Connectionless sessions

If a packet is dropped, it is not asked for again

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HTTP Port

80

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HTTPS port

443

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Outbound port

point that allows communication to leave a network and go to an external destination

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Inbound port

port on a device (like a computer, server, or router) that is used to receive incoming connections from other devices over a network.

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Does SMTP send or receive email?

Sends email

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Default SMTP port:

25

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SMTP with SSL port

587

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SMTP with TLS port

465

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Does POP3 send or receive email?

Receive

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Original Server port for POP3

110

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POP3 default port

995

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IMAP server port

143

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IMAP secure port

993

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POP3

Used by email clients to retrieve incoming email from a mail server.

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IMAP

Enables messages to remain on the email server so they can be retrieved from any location.

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Telnet is

Deprecated and insecure

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File transfer protocol (FTP)

Allows computers to transfer files back and forth.

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FTP server port

21

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FTP is not secure, most orgs will use

SFTP or FTPS

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SFTP port

989

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FTPS port

990

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Secure Shell (SSH)

Enables the remote control of computers and enables data to be exchanged between computers on a secure channel.

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What port must be open on a server to access SSH?

22

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Is SSH connection or connectionless

connection oriented

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What does SSH utilize

TCP

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Telnet

Provides remote access to other hosts using the command line interface.

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Telnet port

23

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You should usually ___ telnet

disable

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How do you disable telnet

The turn windows features on or off window

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How can you tell if telnet is disabled

Check the services console window. (Run > services.msc)

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Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

Used to automatically assign IP addresses to hosts.

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SOHO

Small office Home office

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What can a DHCP server assign?

Ip addresses, subnet masks, gateway addresses, DNS server.

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DHCPv4 servers use port

67

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DHCPv4 clients use port

68

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Domain Name System (DNS)

Group of servers on the Internet that translates domain names to IP addresses.

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DNS Server inbound port

53

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Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)

Used to access and maintain distributed directories of information, or Active Directory.

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LDAP runs on inbound port

389

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Secure LDAP runs on port

636

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Remote Desktop Connection

Facilitates connections to remote computers and allows full remote control.

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Remote Desktop Connection port

3389

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Server Message Block (SMB)

Provides access to shared items such as files and printers.

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SMB over TCP port

445

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SMB over netBIOS/NetBT port

137/139

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SMB was also referred to as

Common Internet File System (CIFS)

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Simple Network Management Protocol

Standard for managing and monitoring devices on a network.

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What are some thing SNMP manages?

Routers, Switches, UPS devices, computers

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Network Management System

Main software that controls everything SNMP based

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What protocol uses port 22

SSH

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What protocol would be used for Streaming media

UDP

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A user can recieve email but cannot sent any. Which protocol is not setup properly?

SMTP

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HTTP can be converted into HTTPS using

SSL or TLS