Application Layer Gateway Services Internet Connection Shared (ICS) / Internet Connection Firewall (ICF) service This subcomponent provides support for plugins that allow the network protocol through the firewall and work after the Internet connection sharing. The application layer gateway (ALG) plug-in can open port and change data embedded in the packet (such as port and IP address). File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is the only network protocol that has a plugin with Windows Server 2003 standard and Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition. The ALG FTP plug-in is intended to support the Activity FTP session through the network address conversion (NAT) engine used by these components. The ALG FTP plug-in supports these sessions in the following manner: Redirect all the communication to the port 21 to the port 21 to the loopback adapter, 3000 to 5000. Then, the ALG FTP plug-in monitors and updates the FTP control channel communication to enable the FTP plug-in to map mapping through the NAT forwarding ports of the FTP data channel. The FTP plug-in also updates the ports in the FTP control channel stream. System Services Name: ALG Application Protocol Protocol Port FTP Control TCP 21 ASP.NET Status Service ASP.NET Status Services supports session states in ASP.NET processes. ASP.NET Status Services store session data outside the process. This service uses sockets to communicate with ASP.NET running on the web server. System Services Name: ASPNET_STATE Application Protocol Ports ASP.NET Session Status TCP 42424 Certificate Service Certificate Service is part of the core operating system. With certificate services, companies can act as its own certificate authority (CA). In this way, companies can issue and manage procedures and protocols (such as security / multi-purpose Internet mail extensions (S / MIME), security socket layers (SSL), encrypted file systems (EFS), IPSec, and smart card login) Digital certificate. The certificate service uses a random TCP port higher than port 1024, depending on RPC and DCOM communicate with client. System Services Name: CERTSVC Application Protocol Protocol Ports Randomly Assigned High TCP Port TCP Random Port Number Cluster Server Cluster Service Control Server Cluster Operation and Manage Cluster Databases. The cluster is a collection of independent computers that act as a single computer. Administrators, programmers and users regard clusters as a system. This software distributes data between cluster nodes. If a node fails, other nodes will provide services and data that are provided by the lost nodes. When a node is added or fixed, the cluster software migrates some data to this node. System Services Name: Clusvc Application Protocol Protocol Port Cluster Services UDP 3343 Random Assignment High TCP Port TCP Random Port Mark Computer Browser Computer Browser System Services Maintaining the latest computer list on the network, and provides this list. Windows-based computers use computer browser services to view network domains and resources. The computer maintained a browsing list specified as a browser, which contains all shared resources used on the network. Earlier versions of the Windows program (such as "Online Neighbors", Net View Commands, and Windows Explorer) require browsing. For example, when you open an "online neighbor" on a computer running Microsoft Windows 95, a list of domains and computers will appear. To display this list, the computer gets a copy of the browsing list from a computer specified as a browser. System Services Name: Browser Application Protocol Protocol Port NetBIOS Denager UDP 138 NetBIOS Name Resolution UDP 137 NetBIOS Name Resolution TCP 137 NetBIOS Session Service TCP 139 DHCP Server "DHCP Server" service Using Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Auto Assign IP Address . Using this service, you can adjust the advanced network settings of the DHCP client.
For example, web settings such as a domain name system (DNS) server and Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) server can be configured. One or more DHCP servers can be created to maintain TCP / IP configuration information and provide this information to the client computer. System Services Name: DHCPServer Application Protocol Protocol Port DHCP Server UDP 67 Madcap UDP 2535 Distributed File System "Distributed File System (DFS) Service Management Logical Volume on LAN (LAN) or WAN (WAN), which is Microsoft Active Directory Directory Services Sysvol shares is required. DFS is a distributed service that shares different files into a logical namespace. System Services Name: DFS Application Protocol Protocol Port NetBIOS Denager TCP 139 NetBIOS Session Service TCP 139 LDAP Server TCP 389 LDAP "Distributed Link Tracking Server" system service storage information, making files moving between rolls to track in the domain Each volume. The Distributed Link Tracking Server service is running on all domain controllers in a domain. This service allows the Distributed Link Tracking Server Client service to track link documents that have been moved to another NTFS file system in the same domain. System Services Name: TrksVR Application Protocol Protocol Ports Random Assignment High TCP Port TCP Random Portport Distributed Transaction Coordinator "Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC)" system service is responsible for coordinating transactions across computer systems and resource manager Such as databases, message queues, file systems, and other transactional resource managers. DTC system services are required when configuring transaction components through COM . The transaction queues across multiple systems (also known as MSMQ) and SQL Server operations also require DTC system services. System Services Name: MSDTC Application Protocol Protocol Ports Randomly Assigned High TCP Port TCP Random Portel DNS Server "DNS Server" service enables DNS name resolution by answering queries and update requests about DNS names. Find devices and services that use DNS identity and find DNS servers in Active Directory. System Services Name: DNS Application Protocol Ports DNS UDP 53 DNS UDP 53 Event Log "Event Log" service Record event message generated by the program and Windows operating system. The event log report contains information useful for diagnostic issues. View the report in the Event Viewer. Event Log Services writes programs, services, and events sent by the operating system to the log file. These events not only contain errors specific to source, service, or components, but also contain diagnostic information. You can view the log by the event log API, or view the log through the event view in the MMC snap-in. System Service Name: EventLog Application Protocol Protocol Ports Random Assignment High TCP Port TCP Random Portel Exchange ServerMicrosoft Exchange Server consists of several system services. When the MAPI client (such as Microsoft Outlook is connected to the Exchange server, the client is first connected to the RPC endpoint map (RPC locator service) on the TCP port 135. The RPC endpoint map tells the client which ports are connected to the Exchange Server service. These ports are dynamically allocated. Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 uses two ports: one for information storage, one for directory. Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server and Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 uses three ports: one for information storage, two for system assistants.
By using RPC over HTTP, you can also connect to the server running Exchange Server 2003 using Microsoft Office Outlook 2003. Exchange Server also supports other protocols, such as SMTP, post office protocol 3 (POP3), and IMAP. Application Protocol Protocol Port IMAP TCP 143 IMAP Over SSL TCP 993 POP3 TCP 110 POP3 OVER SSL TCP 995 Random Assignment High TCP Port TCP Random Port number RPC TCP 135 RPC over HTTP TCP 593 SMTP TCP 25 SMTP UDP 25 Fax Service Fax Service is a Compatible with telephone service API (TAPI), it provides fax features. Using fax services, users can use local fax devices or shared network fax devices to send and receive faxes from their desktop programs. System Service Name: Fax Application Protocol Protocol Port NetBIOS Session Services TCP 139 Random Assignment High TCP Port TCP Random Portel SMB TCP 445 SMB UDP 445 File Copy File Copy Service (FRS) Allows automatic copying and maintenance files on many servers. FRS is an automatic file replication service in Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003, which is the functionality to copy Sysvol to all domain controllers. In addition, FRS can be configured to copy files between alternate destinations associated with fault tolerance DFS. System Services Name: NTFRS Application Protocol Protocol Port Randomly Assigned High TCP Port TCP Random Port No Macintosh File Server Using the Macintosh File Server system service, Macintosh computer users can store and access files on a computer running Windows Server 2003. If this service is turned off or disabled, the Macintosh client will not be able to access or store files on this computer. System Service Name: MacFile Application Protocol Protocol Port Macintosh File Server TCP 548 FTP Publishing Service FTP Publishing Service Provides an FTP connection. By default, the FTP control port is 21. However, this system service can be configured by the Internet Information Services (IIS Manager "snap-in. The default data port (ie, the port used by the active mode FTP) is automatically set to a port lower than the control port. Therefore, if the control port is configured as a port 4131, the default data port is port 4130. Most FTP clients use passive mode FTP. This means that the client initially connects to the FTP server using the control port, the FTP server assigns a high TCP port between 1025 and 5000, and then the client opens another FTP server connection to pass data. You can configure the range of high ports using IIS metadata. System Services Name: MSFTPSVC Application Protocol Protocol Port FTP Control TCP 21 FTP Default Data TCP 20 Random Assignment High TCP Port TCP Random Port Volume HTTP SSLHTTP SSL System Services allows IIS to perform SSL functions. SSL is an open standard for establishing encrypted communication channels to help prevent intercept important information (such as credit card numbers). Although this service is intended to handle other Internet services, it is mainly used to enable encrypted electronic financial transactions on the World Wide Web (WWW). The port of this service can be configured by the Internet Information Services (IIS Manager "snap-in. System Services Name: HTTPFilter Application Protocol Protocol Port HTTPS TCP 443 Internet Authentication Services Internet Authentication Service (IAS) performs centralized authentication, authorization, review, and billing of users being connected to the network.
These users can connect on the LAN or on the remote connection. IAS implementation Internet Engineering Task Group (IETF) Standard Remote Authentication Dial-in User Service (RADIUS) protocol. System Services Name: IAS Application Protocol Protocol Port Old RADIUS UDP 1645 Old Radius UDP 1646 Radius Account UDP 1813 RADIUS Authentication UDP 1812 Internet Connection Firewall (ICF) / Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) This system service is a home network or small office network All computers provide NAT, addressing, and name resolution services. When an Internet connection sharing feature is enabled, your computer becomes "Internet Gateway" on the network, then other client computers can share an Internet connection, such as dial-up or broadband connections. This service provides basic DHCP services and DNS services, but it also applies to features and complete Windows DHCP services or DNS services. When ICF and Internet Connections share the gateways that act as other computers on the network, they provide DHCP services and DNS services for private networks on the internal network interface. They are not provided on external interfaces. System Services Name: SharedAccess Application Protocol Protocol Port DHCP Server UDP 67 DNS UDP 53 DNS TCP 53 IPSec Services IPSec service helps provide end-to-end security between clients and servers on the TCP / IP network. IPSec Service Manages Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) Policy, launch Internet Key Exchange (IKE), and coordinated IPSec policy settings with IP security drivers. Use the NET START or NET STOP Policy Agent command to control this service. System Services Name: PolicyAgent Application Protocol Protocol Port IPSec Isakmp 500 Kerberos Key Distribution Center When you use the Kerberos Key Distribution Center (KDC) system service, users can log in to the network using the Kerberos version 5 authentication protocol. As in other implementations of the Kerberos protocol, KDC is a process that provides two services: authentication services and ticket award services. Authentication Services issued a ticket granding ticket, the ticket grant service issued a ticket for the computer connected to your own domain. System Services Name: KDC Application Protocol Protocol Port Kerberos TCP 88 Kerberos UDP 88 License Record "License Record" system service is a tool, which is designed to help the user management server client access license (CAL) model authorized License for Microsoft Server Products. The license record is introduced with Microsoft Windows NT Server 3.51. By default, license services are disabled by Windows Server 2003. Due to the original design and the continuous development of license terms, the license record may not provide accurate views on the total number of CALs purchased relative to the total number of CALs used on specific servers or the entire enterprise. The CAL of the license record report may conflict with the end user license agreement (EULA) and product use permission (PUR). A license record will not be included in the future version of the Windows operating system. Microsoft only recommends that users of the Microsoft Small Business Server Series operating system enable this service on the server. System Services Name: LicensService Application Protocol Protocol Port NetBIOS Datashers UDP 138 NetBIOS Session Services TCP 139 SMB TCP 445 SMB UDP 445 Local Security Agency System Services provides a core operating system security mechanism. It will use the random TCP port assigned by the RPC service for domain controller replication.
System Services Name: LSASS Application Protocol Protocol Port Global Composition Server TCP 3269 Global Capital Server TCP 3268 LDAP Server TCP 389 LDAP Server UDP 389 LDAP SSL TCP 636 LDAP SSL UDP 636 Randomly Assigned High TCP Port TCP Random Portel
Message Queue "Message Queue" system service is a message processing structure and development tool for creating a Windows distributed message handler. These programs can communicate across partition and can send messages between computers that may not be connected to each other. Message queues provide security, improve routing efficiency, support messages in transactions, with priority-based messages, and guaranteed mail delivery. System Services Name: MSMQ Application Protocol Protocol Port MSMQ TCP 1801 MSMQ UDP 1801 MSMQ-DCS TCP 2101 MSMQ-MGMT TCP 2107 MSMQ-PING UDP 3527 MSMQ-RPC TCP 2105 MSMQ-RPC TCP 2103 RPC TCP 135 Let "Letter" system service Users and computers, administrators, and Alerter services send messages or receive messages from them. This service is independent of Windows Messenger. If you disable the messenger service, the notification sent to the current logged in to the network or user cannot be received. In addition, the NET Send command and the Net Name command no longer work. System Services Name: Message Application Protocol Pixel NetBIOS Dentet Services UDP 138 Microsoft Exchange MTA Stack In Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server 2003, Message Transport Agent (MTA) is often used in Exchange 2000 Server based on the hybrid mode environment. The server and a backwardly compatible messaging service are provided between the server and the Exchange Server 5.5 server. System Services Name: MSExchangeMTA Application Protocol Protocol Ports X.400 TCP 102 Microsoft Operations Manager 2000Microsoft Operations Manager (MOM) 2000 Provides enterprise-level operation management by providing comprehensive event management, active monitoring and warning, reporting, and trend analysis. After MOM 2000 Service Pack 1 installed, MOM 2000 no longer uses all communication between the MOM agent and the MOM agent and the MOM server on TCP port 1270. The MOM Administrator console uses DCOM to connect to the server. This means that the administrator of the MOM server on the network must be able to access random TCP ports. System Services Name: One Point Application Protocol Protocol Port MOM-CLEAR TCP 51515 MOM-Encrypted TCP 1270 Microsoft POP3 Services Microsoft POP3 service provides email transport services and retrieval services. Administrators can use this service to store and manage email accounts on the mail server. After the Microsoft POP3 service is installed on the mail server, the user can use an email client (such as Microsoft Outlook) to support the POP3 protocol (such as Microsoft Outlook) and can retrieve emails. System Services Name: POP3SVC Application Protocol Protocol Port POP3 TCP 110 MSSQLServerMssqlServer is a system service in Microsoft SQL Server 2000. SQL Server provides a powerful and comprehensive data management platform. Using the Server Network Utility You can configure the ports used by each SQL Server instance. System Services Name: MSSQLServer Application Protocol Protocol Port SQL Over TCP TCP 1433 SQL PROBE UDP 1434 MSSQL $ UDDIMSSQL $ UDDI System Service is installed during the "General Description, Discovery and Integration (UDDI)" feature installed in the installation of the "General Description, Discovery and Integration (UDDI)" feature installed. . MSSQL $ UDDI provides UDDI features in your business. The SQL Server database engine is the core component of MSSQL $ UDDI.
System Services Name: MSSQLServer Application Protocol Protocol Port SQL Over TCP TCP 1433 SQL Probe UDP 1434 NET LOGONNET LOMON system service Maintains a secure channel between computer and domain controllers to authenticate users and services. It passes the user's credentials to the domain controller and then returns the user's domain security identifier and user permissions. This is often referred to as Pass-Through authentication. When the computer is a member of a domain, NET LOGON is automatically started. In the Windows 2000 Server Series and the Windows Server 2003 series, NET Logon releases service resource records in DNS. NET LOGON is enabled on a computer belonging to a domain. When this service is run, it relies on the "Server" service and "local security agency" service to listen to the incoming request. On the domain member computer, NET LOGON uses the RPC on the named pipe. On the domain controller, it uses the RPC, RPC over TCP / IP, Mailbox, and Light Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) on the named pipe. System Service Name: Netlogon Application Protocol Protocol Port NetBIOS Denager UDP 138 NetBIOS Name Resolution TCP 137 NetBIOS Name Resolution UDP 137 NetBIOS Session Services TCP 139 SMB TCP 445 SMB UDP 445 Netmeeting Remote Desktop Sharing "Netmeeting Remote Desktop Sharing" system service allowed Authorized users use Windows Netmeeting, accessing your Windows desktop remotely from other personal computers through the company's internal network. You must have this service in NetMeeting. You can also use an icon in the Windows Notification area to disable or close this feature. System Services Name: MNMSRVC Application Protocol Protocol Port Terminal Services TCP 3389 Network News Transport Protocol (NNTP) Network News Transport Protocol (NNTP) "system service allows you to run Windows Server 2003 as a news server. The client can use news clients (such as Microsoft Outlook Express) to retrieve newsgroups from the server and read the title or body of the article in each newsgroup. System Services Name: NNTPSVC Application Protocol Protocol Port NNTP TCP 119 NNTP Over SSL TCP 563 Performance Logs and Alerts "Performance Logs and Alert" system services collect performance data from local or remote computers based on pre-configured schedule parameters, then these data Write logs or trigger messages. Start and stop each specified performance data collection based on the information, "Performance Logs, Alert" service included in the specified log set setting. This service is only running only when at least one performance data collection is arranged. System Services Name: SYSMONLOG Application Protocol Protocol Port NetBIOS Session Services TCP 139 Background Print Prints "Background Print Print" System Services Manage All local and network print queues and control all print jobs. The background print program is the center of the Windows Printing Subsystem. It manages the print queue on the system and communicates with the printer driver and the input / output (I / O) component (such as USB port and TCP / IP protocol suite). System Services Name: Spooler Application Protocol Protocol Port NetBIOS Session Service TCP 139 SMB TCP 445 SMB UDP 445 Remote Installation Using "Remote Installation" system service You can install Windows 2000 on a client computer that enables pre-start execution environments (PXE) remotely starting. Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.
Start Information Negotiation Layer (BINL) Service (Main Components of Remote Install Server (RIS) answers the PXE client request to check Active Directory to perform client authentication, and then pass client information with the server. When you add a RIS component from Add / Remove Windows Components, or when you first install the operating system, you will install BINL service. System Services Name: BINLSVC Application Protocol Protocol Port BINL UDP 4011 Remote Procedure Call (RPC) "Remote Procedure Call (RPC) system service is a process communication (IPC) mechanism, which enables data residing in another process Exchange and function calls. Different processes can be located on the same computer, or on the remote location, and can be accessed via a WAN connection or VPN connection. The RPC service acts as an RPC Endpoint Map and Component Object Model (COM) Service Control Manager. The successful launch of many services rely on RPC services. System Services Name: RPCSS Application Protocol Protocol Port RPC TCP 135 RPC over HTTP TCP 593 Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Locator "Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Locator System Service Manage RPC Name Service Database. After this service is open, the RPC client can locate the RPC server. This service is closed by default. System Services Name: RPClocator Application Protocol Protocol Port NetBIOS Session Service TCP 139 SMB TCP 445 SMB UDP 445 Remote Storage Notification "Remote Storage Notification" System Services notify them when users read or write files available only from the auxiliary storage medium. This notice will be prohibited after stopping this service. System Services Name: Remote_Storage_User_Link Application Protocol Protocol Port Random Assignment High TCP Port TCP Random Port number Remote Storage Server "Remote Storage Server" system service stores unused files to the auxiliary storage medium. If this service is stopped, the user will not be able to move or retrieve files from the secondary storage medium. System Services Name: Remote_Storage_server Application Protocol Protocol Ports Random Assignment High TCP Port TCP Random Port number Route and Remote Access "Routing" Route "System service provides multi-protocol LAN to LAN, LAN to WAN, VPN, and NAT routing services. In addition, routes and remote access provide dial and VPN remote access services. While routes and remote access can use all protocols listed below, it usually only uses part of these protocols. For example, it is usually only one technique that is used when the VPN gateway behind the filter router is used. If you use the Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) in IPSec, you must allow the IPSec Enhanced Serial Port (ESP) (IP Protocol 50), NAT-T (TCP on port 4500) and IPSec Internet security associations and keys. The Management Protocol (ISAKMP) (TCP on port 500) is passed through a router. See the "Reference" section of this article for additional information. System Service Name: RemoteAccess Application Protocol Protocol Port GRE (IP Protocol 47) GRE None IPSec AH (IP Protocol 51) AH No IPSec ESP (IP Protocol 50) ESP None L2TP UDP 1701 NAT-T UDP 4500 PPTP TCP 1723 Server "Server" System services provide RPC support and file, print, and named pipes through the network. The server service allows sharing local resources (such as disks and printers) to enable other users on the network to access these resources. It also allows naming pipe communication between the local computer and programs running on other computers. Named pipe communication is a memory that will be used as an input to another process.
Accepting the entered process does not have to be on the local computer. System Services Name: LanmanServer Application Protocol Protocol Port NetBIOS Datashers UDP 138 NetBIOS Name Resolution TCP 137 NetBIOS Name Resolution UDP 137 NetBIOS Session Services TCP 139 SMB TCP 445 SMB UDP 445 SharePoint Portal Server uses SharePoint Portal Server system services, you can develop a smart The portal, which is closely linked to the user, team and knowledge, enabling people to utilize relevant information between different business processes. Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server 2003 provides an enterprise business solution that integrates information from different systems into a solution through a single login and enterprise application integration. Application Protocol Protocol Port HTTP TCP 80 HTTPS TCP 443 Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) System Service is an email submission and relay agent. It accepts emails that are sent to remote targets and queue them, and retrieve them at specified time intervals. The Windows Domain Controller uses the SMTP service for the site-based replication. The Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) of Windows Server 2003 COM components (CDO) can submit an outbound email using the SMTP service and queue them. System Service Name: SMTPSVC Application Protocol Protocol Port SMTP TCP 25 SMTP UDP 25 Simple TCP / IP Service Simple TCP / IP Service Realized the support for the following protocol: Echo, port 7, RFC 862Discard, port 9, RFC 863Character Generator, port 19 , RFC 864daytime, Port 13, RFC 867QUOTE OF THE, Port 17, RFC 865 System Service Name: SIMPTCP Application Protocol Protocol Port Chargen TCP 19 Chargen UDP 19 Daytime TCP 13 Daytime UDP 13 Discard TCP 9 Discard UDP 9 ECHO TCP 7 Echo UDP 7 quotd tcp 17 quoted udp 17
The SMS Remote Control Agent SMS Remote Control Agent is a system service in Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS) 2003. The SMS Remote Control Agent provides a comprehensive solution for Microsoft's changes and configuration management. With this solution, organizations can provide users with relevant software and updates. System Services Name: WUSER32 Application Protocol Protocol Port SMS Remote Chat UDP 2703 SMS Remote Control (Control) TCP 2701 SMS Remote Control (Control) UDP 2701 SMS Remote Control (Data) TCP 2702 SMS Remote Control (Data) UDP 2702 SMS Remote File Transfer TCP 2704 SMS Remote File Transfer UDP 2704 SNMP Service SNMP Service Allows the local computer to process the incoming Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) request. The SNMP service contains a proxy that monitors network device activity and reports to the network console workstation. The SNMP service provides a method of managing network hosts from a computer (such as a workstation or server computer, router, bridge, and hub) located in central location and running network management software. SNMP uses distributed management systems and proxy structures to perform management services. System Services Name: SNMP Application Protocol Protocol Port SNMP UDP 161 SNMP Trap Service SNMP Trap Service Receives a trap message generated by a local or remote SNMP agent, then forwarding these messages to the SNMP manager running on your computer. After an SNMP trap service is configured for the agent, a trap message will be generated if any particular event occurs. These messages are sent to trap destination. For example, the agent can be configured to initiate an authentication trap when sending a message request in an unrecognized management system. Trap destination includes a computer name, an IP address, or Internet Packet Switch (IPX) address of the management system. Trap destination must be a host that enables the network and runs SNMP management software. System Services Name: SNMPTRAP Application Protocol Protocol Port SNMP Trap Outbound UDP 162 SQL Analysis Server Use the SQL Analysis Server system service to create and manage online analysis processing (OLAP) cubes and data mining models. The SQL Analysis server can access the local or remote data source for the purpose of creating and storing cube or data mining models. Application Protocol Ports SQL Analysis Services TCP 2725 SQL Server: Under the Lower OLAP Client Support When SQL Analysis Server Services must support connections from earlier versions (OLAP Services 7.0) clients, use this system service. Application Protocol Protocol Port OLAP Services 7.0 TCP 2393 OLAP Services 7.0 TCP 2394 SSDP Discovery Services SSDP Discovery Services The Simple Service Discovery Protocol (SSDP) is implemented as Windows services. The SSDP discovery service management device has a notification receipt, updates its cache, and transmits these notifications together to the client along with the unselected search request. The SSDP discovery service also accepts event callback registration from the client, transforming them into subscription requests, and monitors event notifications. These requests are then passed to the registered callback. The system service also provides periodic notice for host devices. Currently, the SSDP event notification service uses TCP port 5000. Starting from the next Windows XP Service Pack, the service will depend on TCP port 2869. Note: When writing this article, the current Windows XP Service Pack is Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1).
System Service Name: SSDPRSR Application Protocol Protocol Port SSDP UDP 1900 SSDP Event Notification TCP 2869 SSDP Old Event Notification TCP 5000 Systems Management Server 2.0MICROFT Systems Management Server (SMS) 2003 provides a comprehensive solution for Microsoft operating system changes and configuration management Program. With this solution, organizations can quickly economically provide users with relevant software and updates. Application Protocol Protocol Port NetBIOS Datasheet Services UDP 138 NetBIOS Name Resolution TCP 137 NetBIOS Name Resolution UDP 137 NetBIOS Session Service TCP 139 Random Assignment High TCP Port TCP Random Port No. TCP / IP Print Server "TCP / IP Print Server" system service "Circular Printer Back Sergeant (LPD)" protocol to enable print operations based on TCP / IP. The LPD service on the server receives documents from the Remote Row Printer (LPR) utility that is running on a UNIX computer. System Service Name: LPDSVC Application Protocol Protocol Port LPD TCP 515 Telnet The Telnet system service for Windows provides the ASCII terminal session for the Telnet client. The Telnet server supports two types of authentication and supports the following four types of terminals: US National Standards Association (ANSI) VT-100VT-52VTNT System Service Name: TLNTSVR Application Protocol Protocol Port Telnet TCP 23 Terminal Services Terminal Services provides one Multi-session environments allow client devices to access Windows-based programs running on virtual Windows desktop sessions and servers. The terminal service allows multiple users to connect to a computer interactively. System Services Name: Termservice Application Protocol Protocol Port Terminal Services TCP 3389 Terminal Services Authorized "Terminal Services Authorization" system service installation license server, and connects to the terminal server (Enable "Terminal Server" server) These clients provide a license. Terminal Services Authorization is a low impact service, which stores a client license that has been issued to the terminal server and then tracks licenses that have been issued to the client computer or terminal. System Services Name: Termservlicensing Application Protocol Protocol Ports Random Assignment High TCP Port TCP Random Portport Terminal Services Session Directory "Terminal Services Session" system service allows the load balancing terminal server cluster to correctly route users to the user Run the session server. Regardless of whether the user is running another session in the server cluster, the user is routed to the first available terminal server. Load Balancing features use TCP / IP network protocol sets the processing resources of multiple servers. In the Terminal Server cluster, you can use this service to allocate a session between multiple servers to increase the performance of a single terminal server. Terminal Services Session Directory Tracks sessions on the cluster and make sure the user reconnects to those sessions. System Services Name: TSSDIS Application Protocol Protocol Ports Random Assignment High TCP Port TCP Random Port Number Ordinary FTP Background Program "Normal FTP Backstage Program" system service is an indispensable part of RIS, does not require username and password. The ordinary FTP background program service implements the "Normal FTP Protocol (TFTP)" support, the latter is defined by the following RFC: RFC 1350 - TFTPRFC 2347 - Option Extended RFC 2348 - Block Size Option RFC 2349 - Over Time Septs and Transmission Size Option TFTP is a The file transfer protocol is intended to support a diskless boot environment. The TFTP background resident program listens to the UDP port 69, but responds from a random allocated high-port. Therefore, after enabling this port, the TFTP service can receive incoming TFTP requests, but the selected server does not respond to these requests.
The selected server must be configured to respond from port 69, which can respond to inbound TFTP requests. System Services Name: TFTPD Application Protocol Protocol Port TFTP UDP 69 Universal Plug and Play Device Host "Universal Plug and Play Host Discovery" system service implements all components required to register, control, and respond to host device events. Registration information related to the device (description, validity period, and container) can be selected on the disk and publish it on the network after registration or after the operating system is restarted. In addition to the service instructions and presentations, this service includes a web server that serves service for the device. System Services Name: Upnphost Application Protocol Protocol Port UPNP TCP 2869 Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) Enables NetBIOS name resolution. This service uses the NetBIOS name to help you locate network resources. The WINS server is required unless all the domains have been upgraded to the Active Directory directory service and all computers on the network run Windows 2000 or higher, otherwise you need a WINS server. WINS Server uses NetBIOS name parsing with network client communication. WINS replication is only available between the WINS server. System Services Name: WINS Application Protocol Ground NetBIOS Name Resolution TCP 137 NetBIOS Name Resolution UDP 137 WINS Copy TCP 42 WINS Copy UDP 42 Windows Media Services Windows Server 2003 Windows Media Services Replains the Windows Media Services 4.0 and version 4.1 included in version 4.1 The following four services: Windows Media Surveillance Service Windows Media Program Service Windows Media Broadcasting Station Service Windows Media Unicast Service Windows Media Services is now a single service, running on Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition, Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition and Windows Server 2003 Data Center version. Its core components are developed using COM, which has flexible structures that can be customized according to specific programs. It supports various control protocols, including real-time flow protocol (RTSP), Microsoft Media Server (MMS) protocol, and HTTP. System Services Name: WMSERVER Application Protocol Protocol Port HTTP TCP 80 MMS TCP 1755 MMS UDP 1755 MS Theater UDP 2460 RTCP UDP 5005 RTP UDP 5004 RTSP TCP 554 Windows TimeWindows TIME System Services Keep all Windows XP and Windows Server 2003-based computers Date and time synchronization. This service uses the Network Time Protocol (NTP) to synchronize the computer clock to assign an accurate clock value or timestamp for network authentication and resource access requests. NTP's implementation and time provider integration help Windows Time becomes a reliable and flexible time service of your company. For computers that do not join the domain, you can configure Windows Time to synchronize the time from the external time source. If this service is closed, the time setting of the local computer will not be synchronized with the time service or external configuration in the Windows domain. Windows Server 2003 uses NTP. NTP runs on UDP port 123. This service's Windows 2000 version uses a Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP). SNTP is also running on UDP port 123. System Services Name: W32Time Application Protocol Protocol Port NTP TCP 123 SNTP UDP 123 W / Web Publishing Service Web Publishing Service provides registration, management, monitoring to IIS registered Web site and programs, and the infrastructure required to provide services. This system service contains a process manager and a configuration manager.
Process Manager controls the process of custom application and Web site resident. The Configuration Manager reads the system configuration of the stored web publishing service and make sure Http.sys is configured to route HTTP requests to the appropriate application pool or operating system process. With the Internet Information Services (IIS) manager management unit, the ports used by this service can be configured. If a management web site is enabled, a virtual Web site that uses HTTP communication on TCP port 8098 will be created. System Service Name: W3SVC Application Protocol Protocol Port HTTP TCP 80 HTTPS TCP 443 Port and Protocol The following table summarizes the information of the System Services Port section of this article. This table is sorted by port numbers (rather than by service name).
Port Protocol Application Protocol System Service Name No GRE GRE (IP Protocol 47) Routing and Remote Access No ESP IPSec ESP (IP Protocol 50) Route and Remote Access No AH IPsec AH (IP Protocol 51)
Routing and remote access 7 TCP Echo simple TCP / IP service 7 UDP ECHO simple TCP / IP service 9 TCP Discard simple TCP / IP service 9 UDP Discard Simple TCP / IP service 13 TCP Daytime Simple TCP / IP Service 13 UDP Daytime Simple TCP / IP service 17 TCP quotd simple TCP / IP service 17 UDP quotd simple TCP / IP service 19 TCP Chargen simple TCP / IP service 19 UDP Chargen simple TCP / IP service 20 TCP FTP default data FTP release service 21 TCP FTP control FTP release service 21 TCP FTP Control Application Layer Gateway Service 23 TCP Telnet Telnet 25 TCP SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol 25 UDP SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol 25 TCP SMTP Exchange Server 25 UDP SMTP Exchange Server 42 TCP WINS Copy Windows Internet Name Service 42 UDP WINS Copying Windows Internet Name Services 53 TCP DNS DNS Server 53 UDP DNS DNS Server 53 TCP DNS Internet Connection Firewall / Internet Connection Share 53 UDP DNS Internet Connection Firewall / Internet Connection Share 67 UDP DHCP Server DHCP Server 67 UDP DHCP Server Internet Connection Firewall / Internet Connection 69 UDP TFTP ordinary FTP Background Services 80 TCP HTTP Windows Media Services 80 TCP HTTP Waypoint Publishing Services 80 TCP HTTP SharePoint Portal Server 88 TCP Kerberos Kerberos Key Distribution Center 88 UDP Kerberos Kerberos Key Distribution Center 102 TCP X.400 Microsoft Exchange MTA Stack 110 TCP POP3 Microsoft POP3 Services 110 TCP POP3 Exchange Server 119 TCP NNTP Network News Transfer Protocol 123 UDP NTP Windows Time 123 UDP SNTP Windows Time 135 TCP RPC Message Queuing 135 TCP RPC Remote Procedure Call 135 TCP RPC Exchange Server 137 TCP NetBIOS Name Resolution Computer Browser 137 UDP NetBIOS Name Resolution Computer Browser 137 TCP NetBIOS name Resolution UDP NetBIOS name Server 137 parses Server 137 TCP NetBIOS name Resolution Windows Internet name service 137 UDP NetBIOS name Resolution Windows Internet name service 137 TCP NetBIOS name resolution Net Logon 137 UDP NetBIOS name resolution Net Logon 137 TCP NetBIOS name Resolution Systems Management Server 2.0 137 UDP NetBIOS Name Resolution Systems Management Server 2.0 138 UDP NetBIOS Datashers Computer Browser 138 UDP NetBIOS Datashers Computer Browse 138 UDP NetBIOS Datashers Server 138 UDP NetBIOS Datashers Network Services NET LOGON 138 UDP NetBIOS Datashers Distributed Files System 138 UDP NetBIOS Datashers Systems Management Server 2.0 138 UDP NetBIOS Datashers License Record Services 139 TCP NetBIOS Session Service Computer Browser 1
39 TCP NetBIOS Session Service Fax Service 139 TCP NetBIOS Session Services Performance Log and Alert 139 TCP NetBIOS Session Service Background Print 139 TCP NetBIOS Session Service Server 139 TCP NetBIOS Session Service NET Logon 139 TCP NetBIOS Session Service Remote Process Call Locator 139 TCP NetBIOS Session Service Distributed File System 139 TCP NetBIOS Session Service Systems Management Server 2.0 139 TCP NetBIOS Session Service License Record Service 143 TCP IMAP Exchange Server 161 UDP SNMP SNMP Service 162 UDP SNMP Trap Outbound SNMP Trap Service 389 TCP LDAP Server Local Security Agency 389 UDP LDAP Server Local Security Agency 389 TCP LDAP Server Distributed File System 389 UDP LDAP Server Distributed File System 443 TCP HTTPS HTTP SSL 443 TCP HTTPS World Wide Web Publishing Service 443 TCP HTTPS SharePoint Portal Server 445 TCP SMB Fax Services 445 UDP SMB Fax Services 445 TCP SMB Background Print Print 445 UDP SMB Background Print Print 445 TCP SMB Server 445 UDP SMB Server 445 TCP SMB Remote Procedure Call Positioner 445 UDP SMB Remote Process Call Locator 445 TCP SMB Distributed File System 445 UDP SMB Distributed File System 445 TCP SMB License Records 445 UDP SMB License Record Services 500 UDP IPSec Isakmp IPSec Service 515 TCP LPD TCP / IP Print Server 548 TCP Macintosh File Server Macintosh File Server 554 TCP RTSP Windows Media Services 563 TCP NNTP over SSL Network News Transmission Agreement 593 TCP RPC over HTTP Remote Procedure Call 593 TCP RPC over HTTP Exchange Server 636 TCP LDAP SS L Local Security Authority 636 UDP LDAP SSL Local Security Authority 993 TCP IMAP over SSL Exchange Server 995 TCP POP3 over SSL Exchange Server 1270 TCP MOM-Encrypted Microsoft Operations Manager 2000 1433 TCP SQL over TCP Microsoft SQL Server 1433 TCP SQL over TCP MSSQL $ UDDI 1434 UDP SQL Probe Microsoft SQL Server 1434 UDP SQL Probe MSSQL $ UDDI 1645 UDP legacy RADIUS Internet authentication service 1646 UDP legacy RADIUS Internet authentication service 1701 UDP L2TP routing and remote access 1723 TCP PPTP routing and remote access 1755 TCP MMS Windows media services 1755 UDP MMS Windows media services 1801 TCP MSMQ message Queuing 1801 UDP MSMQ message queue 1812 UDP RADIUS authentication Internet authentication service 1813 UDP RADIUS accounting Internet authentication service 1900 UDP SSDP SSDP discovery service 2101 TCP MSMQ-DC 2103 TCP MSMQ message queue -RPC Message Queue 2105 TCP MSMQ-RPC Message Queue 2107 TCP MSMQ-MGMT Message Team 2393 TCP OLAP Services 7.0 SQL Server: Under
