Section 9 : TCP/IP application
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1. Telnet and SSH
1.1. telnet enables you to access a remote computer
1.2. - Telnet runs on TCP port 23
1.3. - Telnet it was the original remote connectivity tool and it’s arguably the oldest application there is on the internet
1.4. - SSH is fully encrypted and has almost completely replaced telnet
2. 51. Introduction to wireshark
2.1. - wireshark is a protocol analyzer and its making decisions and determine what’s going on in the systems
2.2. - Wireshark is a free third party tool
3. 52. Introduction to netstat
3.1. - netstat its a text based command that allows you to see what connection are established between your computer and other computers at any given moment
3.2. - The netstat command lists all open ports network connection on your computer
3.3. Netstat : O shows the executable and process ID for every connection
4. Web server
4.1. - web servers host web sites : web client access web servers
4.2. - HTTP uses TCP port 80 by default
4.3. - HTTPS uses TCP port 443 by default
5. 55. E-mail servers and clients
5.1. - TCP port 25 : referred to simple mail transfer protocol , during receive e mail you’ve two choices:
5.1.1. - 1- post office protocol version 3 uses port 110
5.1.2. - 2- Internet messages access protocol version 4 uses port 143