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Popular Application Layer Protocols and their TCP and/or UDP Ports

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FTP   show
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FTP   show
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FTP   show
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File Transfer Protocol   show
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show Secure Shell  
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show Secure Shell: Securely connects to a remote host (typically via a terminal emulator)  
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show Securely connects to a remote host (typically via a terminal emulator)  
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Secure shell   show
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FTP   show
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FTP   show
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show TCP Ports 20 & 21  
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File Transfer Protocol   show
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File Transfer Protocol   show
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File Transfer Protocol   show
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show TCP Port 22  
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Secure Shell   show
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show Secure File Transfer Protocol: Provides FTP file transfer service over an SSH connection  
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show Provides FTP file transfer service over an SSH connection  
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show TCP Port 22  
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Secure File Transfer Protocol   show
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Secure File Transfer Protocol   show
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show Secure Copy  
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SFTP   show
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show Secure Copy: Provides a secure file-transfer service over an SSH connection & offers a file's original date & time information, which is not available w/ FTP  
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SCP   show
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show Provides a secure file-transfer service over an SSH connection & offers a file's original date & time information, which is not available w/ FTP  
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SCP   show
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Secure Copy   show
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Telnet   show
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Telnet   show
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show TCP Port 22  
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rsh   show
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show Remote Shell: Allows commands to be executed on a computer from a remote user  
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rsh   show
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show TCP Port 514  
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Remote Shell   show
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Remote Shell   show
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DNS   show
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show Domain Name System: Resolves domain names to corresponding IP addresses  
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show Resolves domain names to corresponding IP addresses  
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show Resolves domain names to corresponding IP addresses  
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DNS   show
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show TCP/UDP Port 53  
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show Network Basic Input/Output System: Provides network communication services for LANs that use Net BIOS  
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show Provides network communication services for LANs that use Net BIOS  
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Net BIOS   show
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show UDP Ports 137 & 138  
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show TCP Port 139 & UDP Ports 137 & 138  
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Network Basic Input/Output System   show
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show TCP Port 139  
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Network Basic Input/Output System   show
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show TCP Port 139 & UDP Ports 137 & 138  
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show Server Message Block: used to share files, printers, and other network resources  
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show used to share files, printers, and other network resources  
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SMB   show
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show used to share files, printers, and other network resources  
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show TCP Port 445  
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show UDP Port 69  
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show Transfers files w/ a remote host (doesn't require authentication of user credentials)  
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TFTP   show
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show UDP Port 69  
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TFTP   show
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TFTP   show
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DHCP   show
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show UDP Port 67 & 68  
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show Dynamically assigns IP address information (i.e. IP address, Subnet mask, DNS server IP, and default gateway IP address) to a network device  
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Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol   show
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Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol   show
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HTTP   show
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HTTP   show
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show TCP Port 80  
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show TCP Port 80  
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Hypertext Transfer Protocol   show
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show Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure  
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show TCP Port 443  
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HTTPS   show
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Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure   show
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Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure   show
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SMTP   show
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SMTP   show
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SMTP   show
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SMTP   show
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show Post Office Protocol Version 3: Retrieves e-mail from an e-mail server  
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Simple Mail Transfer Protocol   show
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show Used for sending e-mail  
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POP3   show
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show Post Office Protocol Version 3  
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POP3   show
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Post Office Protocol Version 3   show
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Post Office Protocol Version 3   show
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IMAP   show
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show TCP Port 143  
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IMAP   show
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IMAP   show
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show TCP Port 143  
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Internet Message Access Protocol   show
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show Internet Message Access Protocol Version 4  
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show TCP Port 143  
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IMAP & IMAP4   show
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show Retrieves e-mail from an e-mail server  
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show Retrieves e-mail from an e-mail server  
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Internet Message Access Protocol Version 4   show
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NNTP   show
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NNTP   show
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show TCP Port 119  
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Network News Transport Protocol   show
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show Supports the posting & reading of articles on Usenet news servers  
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show Network Time Protocol  
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NTP   show
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show Used by a network device to synchronize its clock with a time server (NTP server)  
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Network Time Protocol   show
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Network Time Protocol   show
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show Supports time synchronization among network devices, like NTP, but it uses a less complex algorithm in its calculation and is slightly less accurate than NTP  
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show Simple Network Time Protocol  
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show TCP Port 123  
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show TCP Port 123  
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show Supports time synchronization among network devices, like NTP, but it uses a less complex algorithm in its calculation and is slightly less accurate than NTP  
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Simple Network Time Protocol   show
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LDAP   show
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show Lightweight Directory Access Protocol  
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show Provides directory services (i.e. a user directory - including username, password, e-mail, & phone number information) to network clients  
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show Provides directory services (i.e. a user directory - including username, password, e-mail, & phone number information) to network clients  
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show TCP Port 389  
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RTSP   show
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show TCP/UDP Port 554  
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RTSP   show
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show Communicates with a media server (i.e. video server) & controls the play back of the server's media files  
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Real Time Streaming Protocol   show
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RDP   show
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show TCP Port 3389  
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show A Microsoft protocol that allows a user to view & control the desktop of a remote computer  
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show TCP Port 3389  
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show A Microsoft protocol that allows a user to view & control the desktop of a remote computer  
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show Simple Network Management Protocol  
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show UDP Port 161  
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show Used to monitor & manage network devices  
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show Used to monitor & manage network devices  
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Simple Network Management Protocol   show
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show Simple Network Management Protocol Trap  
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show TCP/UDP Port 162  
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show Used to monitor and manage network devices  
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show TCP/UDP Port 162  
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Simple Network Management Protocol Trap   show
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SIP   show
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show TCP Port 5061  
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SIP   show
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SIP   show
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show Used to create and end sessions for one or more media connections, including VOIP calls  
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show TCP Port 5061  
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Session Initiation Protocol   show
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show TCP Port 5061 & UDP Port 5060  
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Session Initiation Protocol   show
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show Media Gateway Control Protocol  
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show Used as a call control & communication protocol for VOIP networks  
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MGCP   show
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show Used as a call control & communication protocol for VOIP networks  
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Media Gateway Control Protocol   show
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H.323   show
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show TCP Port 1720  
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RTP   show
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show TCP/UDP 5004 & 5005  
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show Used for delivering media-based data over networks, such as VOIP  
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Real-Time Transport Protocol   show
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show Used for delivering media-based data over networks, such as VOIP  
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show UDP 88  
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show Authentication over an unsecured network  
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LDAPS   show
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