Exam N10-008 topic 1 question 484 discussion

FTP – 20, 21 SSH, SFTP – 22 TELNET – 23 SMTP – 25 DNS – 53 DHCP – 67, 68 TFTP – 69 HTTP – 80 POP3 – 110 NTP – 123 NetBIOS – 137–139 IMAP – 143 SNMP – 161/162 LDAP – 389 HTTPS – 443 SMB – 445 Syslog – 514 SMTP TLS – 587 LDAPS – 636 IMAP over SSL – 993 POP3 over SSL –995 Structured Query Language (SQL) Server – 1433 SQLnet –1521 H.323 – 1720 MGCP – 2427/2727 MySQL –3306 RDP – 3389 RTP – 5004/5005 SIP – 5060/5061

514 Syslog

Port 514: It's the standard port for the Syslog protocol, which is specifically designed for logging and transmitting system messages, including those related to device availability and environmental conditions. Purpose of Syslog: Gathers and centralizes messages from various devices (servers, routers, switches, printers, etc.) for monitoring and troubleshooting purposes. Facilitates alerting and notification when important events occur, such as device outages, temperature changes, or security incidents. Other Ports and Their Purposes: A. 23: Telnet (remote terminal access) B. 53: DNS (Domain Name System) C. 389: LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) E. 3306: MySQL (database server)

D. 514 The default port for sending availability and environmental messages, often used for syslog messages, is 514. Syslog is a standard protocol used for sending log and event information across a network. It is commonly employed for monitoring and managing devices in a network environment.