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Which port number is associated with the Secure HTTP protocol?
Which port number is associated with the Secure HTTP protocol?
What is the primary function of the port numbered 25?
What is the primary function of the port numbered 25?
Which protocol uses port 143 for accessing mails securely?
Which protocol uses port 143 for accessing mails securely?
What is the purpose of port 22 in a Linux system?
What is the purpose of port 22 in a Linux system?
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Where are standard service ports listed in a Linux system?
Where are standard service ports listed in a Linux system?
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Flashcards
What port does Secure HTTP use?
What port does Secure HTTP use?
The Secure HTTP protocol communicates over port 443.
What is port 25 for?
What is port 25 for?
Port 25 is used to send outgoing emails.
What is IMAPS used for?
What is IMAPS used for?
Port 143 enables secure access to email accounts using the IMAPS protocol.
What is the purpose of port 22?
What is the purpose of port 22?
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Where are standard service ports listed in Linux?
Where are standard service ports listed in Linux?
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Study Notes
Destination Port Identification
- A colon (:) is used to separate the IPv4 address from the destination port in a connection.
- Example: 200.216.10.15:443 for accessing the HTTPS service.
Transport Protocols
- TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)
- Connection-oriented transport protocol
- Establishes a connection between client and service
- Ensures packets are delivered properly, verifying integrity and order
- Re-transmits lost packets due to network errors
Transport Protocols (continued)
- UDP (User Datagram Protocol)
- Establishes a connection between client and service, but does not control data transmission
- Does not check for lost or out-of-order packets
- Application is responsible for implementing necessary controls
- Enables better performance in data flow for certain services
Port Usage
- Source and destination ports are used to access a service
- Ports are identified by a 16-bit field, allowing for 65,535 possible ports
- Services (destination) use ports 1 to 1023, called privileged ports with root access
- Origin of the connection uses ports 1024 to 65,535, called non-privileged or socket ports
- Port assignments are standardized and controlled by IANA (Internet Assigned Numbers Authority)
Standard Service Ports
- SSH: 22
- HTTP: 80
- FTP (data): 20
- FTP (control): 21
- Telnet: 23
- SMTP: 25
- DNS: 53
- POP3: 110
- NTP: 123
- Netbios: 139
- IMAP: 143
- SNMP: 161
- SNMPTRAP: 162
- LDAP: 389
- HTTPS: 443
- SMTPS: 465
- RSH: 514
- LDAPS: 636
- IMAPS: 993
- POP3S: 995
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This quiz covers the fundamentals of internet protocols, including the basics of networking and internet technologies, as part of the LPIC-1 certification.
