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Common TCP and UDP Ports

CISSP

PortProtocolDescription
TCP 20 & 21FTPFile Transfer Protocol for file transfer.
UDP 21Not usedNo common file transfer protocol uses UDP 21.
TCP 22SSHSecure Shell, used for secure remote login. SFTP operates over SSH.
TCP 23TelnetUsed for unencrypted text communications and remote logins.
TCP 515LPDLine Printer Daemon, used for printing services.
TCP 25SMTPSimple Mail Transfer Protocol, used for email transmission.
TCP 53DNSDomain Name System, used for resolving domain names to IP addresses.
TCP 110POP3Post Office Protocol 3, used for retrieving emails.
TCP 80HTTPHypertext Transfer Protocol, used for web traffic (no confidentiality).
TCP 143IMAPInternet Message Access Protocol, used for retrieving emails.
TCP 389LDAPLightweight Directory Access Protocol, unsecure.
TCP 636LDAPSLDAP over SSL/TLS, secure version of LDAP.
TCP 9100Network PrintersUsed for direct IP printing.
UDP 69TFTPTrivial File Transfer Protocol, a simplified version of FTP.
6000-6063X Windows, LinuxPorts used by X Windows system for GUI services.
TCP 443HTTPSHypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, used for secure web traffic.
TCP 445SMB/Active DirectoryUsed by Server Message Block protocol and Active Directory.
TCP 1433Microsoft SQLDefault port for Microsoft SQL Server database.
TCP 1521Oracle DatabaseDefault port for Oracle Database.
TCP 3389RDPRemote Desktop Protocol, used for remote desktop connections.
TCP 3268/3269Global CatalogUsed for querying the Global Catalog in Active Directory (unsecure/secure).
TCP/UDP 137-139NetBIOSUsed for NetBIOS services, including name resolution and file sharing.

This table summarizes key TCP and UDP ports, their associated protocols, and their primary functions. Understanding these ports is crucial for network security, troubleshooting, and configuration.

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