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    The document provides a list of common network protocols and their associated port numbers, including TCP/IP, DHCP, DNS, HTTP, FTP, SSH, Telnet, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, LDAP, and others. It explains that a socket is the combination of an IP address and port number, and that ports allow applications to communicate over the Internet or on a private network. The Windows Sockets API and early BSD UNIX operating systems introduced the concept of opening, reading, writing, and closing sockets to perform input/output operations.

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    The document provides a list of common network protocols and their associated port numbers, including TCP/IP, DHCP, DNS, HTTP, FTP, SSH, Telnet, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, LDAP, and others. It explains that a socket is the combination of an IP address and port number, and that ports allow applications to communicate over the Internet or on a private network. The Windows Sockets API and early BSD UNIX operating systems introduced the concept of opening, reading, writing, and closing sockets to perform input/output operations.

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    The document provides a list of common network protocols and their associated port numbers, including TCP/IP, DHCP, DNS, HTTP, FTP, SSH, Telnet, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, LDAP, and others. It explains that a socket is the combination of an IP address and port number, and that ports allow applications to communicate over the Internet or on a private network. The Windows Sockets API and early BSD UNIX operating systems introduced the concept of opening, reading, writing, and closing sockets to perform input/output operations.

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    The document provides a list of common network protocols and their associated port numbers, including TCP/IP, DHCP, DNS, HTTP, FTP, SSH, Telnet, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, LDAP, and others. It explains that a socket is the combination of an IP address and port number, and that ports allow applications to communicate over the Internet or on a private network. The Windows Sockets API and early BSD UNIX operating systems introduced the concept of opening, reading, writing, and closing sockets to perform input/output operations.

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    http://www.ralphb.

    net/IPSubnet/

    hare links to my pages on exam topics common to several exams on networking:

    MCP 70-221 Design MCP 70-216 Admin CCNA

    TCP/IP 2
    Network Protocols 4

    DHCP 3 2

    DNS 4 1

    WINS 5 5

    Remote Access 6 3

    RADIUS 7

    Connection Manager 8

    Routing 9 6

    Multicasting 10

    Demand-Dial Routing 11

    VPN 12

    IPSec 13

    Connection Sharing 14 7 (NAT)

    Proxy Server 15

    Certificate Services -

    A socket is the combination of IP address and port. The Windows Sockets API access ports in the SERVICES file.
    (RFC 1700) BSD UNIX was the first to open-read-write-close sockets to perform I/O.

    Among the 1,024 ports historically assigned by the IANA and tracked by Portsdb.org, Richard Ackerman, Network Ice,
    and Neohapsis:

    Server Service Port

    FTP data to client 20

    FTP for binding 21

    TFTP 69 ?

    Secure Shell (SSH) 22


    Telnet remote logins 23

    SMTP 25

    time 37

    SIMAP (IMAP over SSL) 993

    SSMTP (SMTP over SSL) 465

    DNS [RFC 1034 & 1035] 53

    DHCP 68

    Whois 43

    Finger 79

    HTTP Server 80

    Auth 113

    POP3 110

    SPOP3 (POP3 over SSL) 995

    NNTP Network News Transfer Protocol 119

    RPC 135,139,445

    RMI registry 1099

    NetBIOS session service 137 - 139

    Direct Host (NetBIOSv2) TCP/UDP 445

    IMAP 143

    SQLSRV 156

    AD-LDAP 389

    LDAP 1002

    NIX-specific ports 443

    HTTPS (SSL) 512 - 515

    HTTP HTML Browsers 1210

    SOCKS Proxy server 1080

    NIX-based NFS 2049

    mySQL 3306

    Oracle 1521

    PnP 5000

    IRC 6667

    Web caching proxy servers 8080

    Total 65,536 ports (16 bit numbers)

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