| Protocol |
Port |
Description |
| DHCP |
68 (UDP) |
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is a means by which a system
can connect to a network and obtain the necessary information for communication on that network (i.e. IP Address, DNS servers.
|
| DNS |
53 (UDP) |
Domain Name System (DNS) is at the heart of all of the services and functions
of the Sambar Server. A DNS issue can have considerable impact on the system.
|
| Multicast DNS |
5353 (UDP) |
Multicast Domain Name System (DNS) is used to perform application and service
discovery on a network. The Sambar Server uses this functionality to advertise
the HTTP server and discover peers as well as for system clustering.
|
| FTP |
21 (TCP) |
File Transfer Protocol, is a basic file sharing protocol.
|
| HTTP |
80 (TCP) |
Hyper-Text Transfer Protocol is the primary protocol implemented in the
Sambar Server. User-specific file serving, CGI execution, WebMail and
administrative actions are all serviced via this interface.
|
| HTTP/SSL |
443 (TCP) |
HTTP over SSL. You must install an SSL certificate
on the Sambar server prior to enabling any protocols that utilize SSL.
|
| IRC |
6667 (TCP) |
Internet Relay Chat Protocol, may be used by chat clients such
as mIRC or IceChat to access the chat with other users in real-time.
|
| IMAP4 |
143 (TCP) |
Internet Message Access Protocol Version 4, may be used by mail clients such
as Microsoft Outlook Express or Netscape Communicator to access the e-mail
server. IMAP4 runs on top of the Sambar Server, and enables client access to
the mail server information store.
|
| IMAP4/SSL |
993 (TCP) |
IMAP4 over SSL. You must install an SSL certificate
on the Sambar server prior to enabling any protocols that utilize SSL.
|
| POP3 |
110 (TCP) |
Post Office Protocol Version 3 allows mail clients such as Outlook Express
or Netscape Communicator to access the e-mail server. As with IMAP4, POP3
runs on top of the Sambar Server and enables client access to the
mail server information store.
|
| POP3/SSL |
995 (TCP) |
POP3 over SSL. You must install an SSL certificate
on the Sambar server prior to enabling any protocols that utilize SSL.
|
| SMTP |
25 (TCP) |
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, is the foundation for all e-mail transport
in the Sambar Mail Server. The SMTP service runs on top of the Sambar Server.
|
| Authenitcated SMTP |
587 (TCP) |
Authenticated SMTP, allows users with valid email accounts to send mail
through the server after first authenticating.
|
| SOCKS |
1080 (TCP) |
SOCKS is an IETF standard proxy protocol for IP-based applications.
|
| Syslog |
514 (UDP) |
Syslog listens for incoming syslog messages and then decodes the messages
for logging purposes.
|
| TFTP |
69 (TCP) |
Trivial File Transfer Protocol, is a very simple protocol used to transfer
files.
|
| XMPP |
5222 (TCP) |
Instant Messaging via the XMPP/Jabber Protocol, may be used by IM clients such
as PSI or GooleTalk to chat with other users in real-time.
|