method_3_scanning
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+ | | 67 | ||
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+ | | 80 | ||
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+ | | 110 | TCP & UDP | POP3 | | ||
+ | | 111 | TCP & UDP | NFS (possibly) | ||
+ | | 123 | TCP & UDP | NTP | | ||
+ | | 135 | TCP & UDP | MS-RPC EPMAP ((**Microsofts' | ||
+ | | 136-139 | ||
+ | | 137 | UDP | NetBios Name Service | ||
+ | | 138 | UDP | NetBios Datagram Service | ||
+ | | 139 | TCP | NetBios Session Service, **SMB** ((SMB orignally ran on top of NetBios using port 139. NetBios is an older Transport Layer that allows Windows computers to talk to each other on the same network. SMB currently runs (mostly) on port 445 (TCP, over the Internet).)) | | ||
+ | | 143 | TCP | IMAP | | ||
+ | | 161 | UDP | SNMP | | ||
+ | | 162 | TCP & UDP | SNMP Traps | | ||
+ | | 389 | TCP & UDP | LDAP ((**Lightweight Directory Access Protocol:** Open, vendor-neutral standard application protocol for accessing and maintaining distributed directory information services over an IP network.)) | | ||
+ | | 443 | TCP & UDP | HTTPS | | ||
+ | | 445 | TCP | Microsoft AD & **SMB** ((SMB used to run on port 139 (NetBios). Later versions of SMB (after Win2K) began to use port 445 on top of a TCP stack. Using TCP allows SMB to work over the Internet.)) | | ||
+ | | 500 | TCP & UDP | ISAKMP & IKE | | ||
+ | | 515 | TCP | LDP | | ||
+ | | 1433 | ||
+ | | 1434 | ||
+ | | 1521 | ||
+ | | 1812 & 1813 | TCP & UDP | RADIUS | ||
+ | | 2049 | ||
+ | | 3389 | ||
+ | | 5355 | ||
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