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World Wide Web Protocols Port 53
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TCP, UDP Domain Name Service
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World Wide Web Protocols Port 80
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TCP HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol for sharing images text videos and other multimedia
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World Wide Web Protocols Port 443
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TCP, UDP HTTPS Secure Encryption and authenticates your connection with the web server
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Email and identity Protocols Port 25
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"TCP" SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol * Video on SMTP And how it works
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Email and identity Protocols Port 110
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POP3
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Email and identity Protocols Port 143
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IMAP3
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Email and identity Protocols Port 389
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Tcp, UDP * Lightweight Directory Access protocol
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File Transport and Management Protocols Port 20
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Tcp FTP File Transfer protocol. Used to transfer files between computers considered insecure, SSH file transfer protocol ( SFTP?, TCP Port 22) Should be used
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File Transport and Management Protocols Port 21
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TCP FTP uses TCP to establish a connection between the client and FTP server. In order to start a data transfer session.
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File Transport and Management Protocols Port 69
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UDP TFTP Trivial File Transfer Protocol Utilizes less overhead than FTP * Video of differences between TFTP and FTP*
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File Transport and Management Protocols Port 445
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TCP SMB/CIFS Server message Block or common internet file system allow for sharing of files printers, and other resources between nodes on a network.*Video on that**
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File Transport and Management Protocols Port 548
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TCP/ UDP AFP Apple filing protocol is a proprietary protocol developed by Apple to enable file services for macOS ad classic MAC
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Remote Access Protocols Port 22
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TCP, SSH Secure shell or secure socket shell provides a strong authentication and encrypted data transport between a client and remote computer like Telnet, it provides a command line on the remote computer
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Remote Access Protocols Port 23
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TCP Telnet is an insecure remote access protocol that provides a command line on a remote computer SSH is preferred for security reasons
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Remote Access Protocols Port 3389
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TCP,UDP RDP Remote Desktop protocol was developed by Microsoft to provide access to the graphical desktop of a remote machine. Good for diagnostic on other computers remotely.
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