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18 Common Ports Worth Knowing FTP (File Transfer Protocol): Uses TCP Port 21 SSH (Secure Sheel for Login): Uses TCP Port 22 Telnet: Uses TCP Port 23 for remote login SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol): Uses TCP Port 25 DNS: Uses UDP or TCP on Port 53 for DNS queries DHCP Server: Uses UDPPort 67 DHCTP Client: Uses UDPPort 68 HTTP (Hypertext Transfer (..)
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ECMP and path pinning We initially considered the widely adopted ECMP, which places flows randomly based on the hashes on the five-tuple: source and destination IPs, source and destination UDPports, and protocol. However, and as expected, ECMP rendered poor performance for the training workload due to the low flow entropy.
We can see that most of the traffic is UDPport 53 DNS traffic but there is a little bit that is TCP port 53. To get an even better idea of the distribution of the traffic across the various hijacked prefixes, let’s take a look at a Sankey diagram.
NGFW also supports the creation of custom application definitions to enable identification of specific apps based on TCP/UDPport, IP address, or domain. Additionally, a Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) engine enables contextualization of traffic. SWG focuses on layer 7 traffic exclusively and inspects inbound and outbound flows.
NGFWs can drill down beyond IP addresses, TCP/UDPports, and network protocols to enforce policies based on packet content. Secure Web Gateway (SWG) Web-borne malware is one of the biggest threats facing enterprise networks today.
Port Numbers and Services. Now let’s take a look at TCP/UDPport numbers, so we can get an idea of what kind of services are in use. To be honest, I had to go look up what some of these other protocols are as I have not seen those protocol numbers in years.
We can get an initial feel for this by looking a little deeper at the ports involved. What we see is that in addition to 0 and 53 there’s a fairly high level of packets per second being thrown at port 4444 (green line in graph).
Cloudflares frontend consists of several worker processes, each of which independently binds to the entire anycast range on UDPport 443. In order to enable multiple processes to bind to the same port, we use the SO_REUSEPORT socket option.
Published in November 1987, RFC 1035 notes that The Internet supports name server access using TCP [ RFC-793 ] on server port 53 (decimal) as well as datagram access using UDP [ RFC-768 ] on UDPport 53 (decimal).
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