miitu056

 Profile Answers by miitu056 

• Jun 19th, 2008

 

port nos:ftp-port# 20,21
               http-  port #80
           
                rpc-port #111
                 telnet- port #23    

bhatia.tanu

 Profile Answers by bhatia.tanu 

• Dec 11th, 2008

 

Telnet : Remote login works on port number 23.

Allows you to establish remote session on the server. Does not support Graphical User Interface (GUI) interface but supports only through commands, i:e; command line utility. And provides very little security.

FTP : File Transfer Protocol works on port number 21.
FTP works on Application Layer Protocol and is used to transfer files securely between TCP/IP systems, providing file security. More secured because of user authentication and user logons and uses two types of connections (Data and Control Connection). FTP uses many commands and FTP uses TCP,i:e; 20 port number for data connection and 21 for control connection.

HTTP : Hypertext Transfer Protocol works on port number 80.
HTTP is used to transfer hypertext files across internet. Requires an HTTP client program on one end and HTTP server program on other end.

RPC : Remote Procedure Calls works on port number 135.
RPC is used for remote administration. Its function is to forward application function call to a remote system over the network. It can be used in IPv6 or IPng (IP version 6 or IP next generation which uses 128 - bit IP addressing).

bhatia.tanu

 Profile Answers by bhatia.tanu 

• Dec 11th, 2008

 

Telnet (Remote Login) : Port number is 23

FTP (File Transfer Protocol) : Port number is 21

HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) : Port number is 80

RPC (Remote Procedure Calls) : Port number is 135.

leonin

 Profile Answers by leonin 

• Mar 21st, 2009

 

Telnet is listening on TCP Port Number 23,
FTP Data is on TCP Port Number 20,
FTP Control TCP Port Number 21,
HTTP is on TCP Port Number 80,
HTTPS is on TCP Port Number 443 and
RPC is on TCP Port Number 135.

Shriniwas

• Oct 22nd, 2011

 

Telent : 23
FTP : 22/21
HTTP: 80
RPC : 135

ljohns

• Jan 11th, 2012

 

Port is registered with IANA for the application = Official
Port is not registered with IANA for the application = UnOfficial

Telnet = port - 23(Official)

FTP = port - 20(Data Tx), 21(Command), 22(SSH, Secured file Transfers and port forwarding)

HTTP = port - 80(Official)

RPC = port 530 (Official), 135(Unofficial-Microsoft EPMAP (End Point Mapper), also known as DCE/RPC Locator service, used to remotely manage services including DHCP server, DNS server and WINS. Also used by DCOM)