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    The document lists various common network applications and the associated port numbers and protocols. Some key applications mentioned include HTTP (port 80) for web browsing, HTTPS (port 443) for secure web browsing, SMTP (port 25) for sending email, and DNS (port 53) for domain name resolution. Other applications listed are for file transfers, remote access, messaging, databases, and networking administration.

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    Application

    Port

    Protocol

    Notes Hyptertext Transfer Protocol. Used by web browsers such as Internet Explorer, Firefox and Opera.

    HTTP

    80, 8080

    TCP

    HTTPS

    443

    TCP, UDP

    Used for secure web browsing.

    IMAP

    143

    TCP

    Email applications including Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora and Thunderbird. File Transfer Protocol. Secure Shell protocol. Provides a secure session when logging into a remote machine. Used for remote server administration. Domain Name System protocol for converting domain names to IP addresses. Network News Transfer Protocol, used for internet discussion groups. NETBIOS is used for file transfers between Windows machines. Simple Network Management Protocol. Used by network administrators for remote statistics and information gathering. Lightwight Directory Services Protocol, used for accessing centralized databases of users and computers.

    FTP

    20 to 21

    TCP

    SSH

    22

    TCP

    Telnet

    23

    TCP TCP, UDP

    DNS

    53

    NNTP

    119

    TCP

    NETBIOS

    137 to 139

    TCP, UDP

    SNMP

    161 to 162

    UDP

    LDAP

    389

    TCP, UDP TCP, UDP

    Microsoft SQL Server MySQL

    1433 to 1434 3306

    Database application.

    TCP,

    Database application.

    UDP 1521, 1522, 1525, 1529 1494, 1604 4000 5010

    Oracle SQL

    TCP

    Database application.

    Microsoft Terminal Server / Citrix ICA ICQ Yahoo Messenger AOL Instant Messenger

    UDP

    Remote desktop application.

    UDP TCP TCP, UDP TCP, UDP

    Instant messenger. Instant messenger.

    5190

    Instant messenger.

    PCAnywhere

    5632

    Remote desktop application.

    VNC

    5800, 5900

    TCP

    Virtual Network Computer, allows remote desktop functionality. Used for user authentication, mainly on Windows systems. Post Office Protocool. For receiving email. Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, used for sending email. Routing Information Protocol, part of the core internet infrastructure. Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol, a VPN implementation.

    Kerberos

    88

    TCP, UDP TCP TCP

    POP3 SMTP

    110 25

    RIP

    520

    UDP

    Microsoft PPTP Windows Media Streaming

    1723 1755, 7007

    TCP TCP, UDP

    7. Application 6. Presentation

    Responsible for initiating or services the request. Formats the information so that understood by the receiving system. it is

    SMTP, DNS, HTTP, and Telnet

    Compression and encryption depending on the implementation NetBIOS

    5. Session

    Responsible for establishing, managing, and terminating the session. Breaks information into segments and is responsible for connection and connectionless communication. Responsible for logical addressing and routing

    4. Transport

    TCP and UDP

    3. Network

    IP, ICMP, ARP, RIP, IGRP, and routers MAC address, CSMA/CD, switches, and bridges

    2. Data Link

    Responsible for physical addressing, error correction, and preparing the information for the media Deals with the electrical signal.

    1. Physical

    Cables, connectors, hubs, and repeaters

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