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Re: TCP and UDP ports...

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (wolt@igd.fhg.de)
Fri Feb 14 04:39:55 1997

From: wolt@igd.fhg.de
Date: Fri, 14 Feb 1997 08:50:34 +0100
To: chmielewskil@subway.com
Cc: www-security@ns2.rutgers.edu
In-Reply-To: <330314D1.6AF3@subway.com> (chmielewskil@subway.com)
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   Can someone refer me to a document listing all of the TCP and UDP ports?
   TIA.

				   Lou

Wow, that's easy. Try:

for(i = 0; i < 65536; i++)
{ 
 cout << "TCP port " << i << endl;
 cout << "UDP port " << i << endl;
}

Sorry, that was cheap. Couldn't resist.

Lou, there are several documents you might want to get your hands on. The
canonical choice is this book:

		Building Internet Firewalls

                       By D. Brent Chapman & Elizabeth D. Zwicky
                       1st Edition September 1995
                       1-56592-124-0, Order Number: 1240
                       544 pages, $32.95

If you don't have it, get it. It contains a rather detailed list of ports and
what services they're usually assigned to. Of course, this book is rather
UNIX-centric. If you're in an environment with Wintel boxes, there is a lot
more to watch out for. We've all seen how many skeletons are in Microsoft's
closet over the past few months. A listing of the ports assignments including
those specific to MS can be found in the resource kits for NT WS 4.0 and
Server 4.0. WS Resource Kit is somewhere 'round $70, not sure about the server
kit. Note that this is just a list with only one or two lines of
explanation. You'll have to hunt and peck through vendor documentation (MS,
Novell, whatnot) to get a clearer view. That is, IF the stuff is properly
documented at all. Then again, someone might come up with a more detailed
reference to Wintel-specific port assignments.

   -- 
   Louis T. Chmielewski
   Security Manager/DBA
   Franchise World Heaquarters
   (203)877-4281 x1128

	HTH
	Stephen

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