TCP/IP ports
TCP/IP ports are
like doors which the device used to connect to other devices. Ports do not only give path for communication but they also grouped data
or services. This ports are assigned with numbers which serves as
identifiers. For example using the port 80 or 8080, you are sending
or receiving HTTP files, because the port number is assigned to
Hypertext Transfer Protocol this protocol main responsibility is
sending and receiving websites pages.
The TCP/IP ports ranges from
0 to 65535.
Ports
are divided into the following categories.
- Well Known ports
- Registered ports
- Dynamic ports
Well
Known ports: This are the commonly used ports. This category
ranges from 0 to 1024. They are the ones that we interact with more
frequently.
Some of the most used Ports
Use Port
Numbers
FTP 20,
21
SSH 22
Telnet 23
SMTP 25
WINS 42
DNS 53
HTTP 80,
8080
Kerberos 88
POP3 110
Portmapper
– Linux 111
FTP
over SSH 115
NTP 123
RPC-DCOM 135
SMB 139
IMAP 143
SNMP 161,
162
BGP 179
BGMP 264
MAC
OS X server Admin 311
LDAP 389
UPS 401
CIFS 445
Syslog 514
DHCPv6
client 546
DHCPv6
server 547
SMTP 587
IPP 631
Secure
LDAP 636
Registered
ports: This
are ports that are used by applications which the user is not concern
about. They are ports which some
software used to help them
accomplish there task. They
ranges from 1025 to 49151.
Below
are some of the registered ports (they
are selected randomly).
Use Port
Numbers
Socks5 1080
Nessus
Server 1241
Dell
open manage HTTPS 1311
SQL
Server 1433, 1434
Citrix
Applications 1494, 2598
Oracle
Listener 1521
Citrix
Management 2512, 2513
RDP 3389
IRC 6662–6667
Bit
torrent tracker 6969
Avast
web shield 8742
Hyper
VM HTTP 8887
Xpilot contact 15345
Dynamic
ports: This are the ports that
are not officially registered and are available for any application
to use. They ranges from
46152 to 65535.
Reference: wikipedia.org
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