Common Network Ports and Protocols
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
- In this video I go over some Common Networking Ports and Protocols that any IT expert or Network engineer should know, these are also helpful to know if you are studying for your Network+, Security+ or CCNA certifications
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that tcp/upd meme is great
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Last time I was this early, Gopher and HTTP were fighting
Udp: I paid for the whole ethernet cable so im going to use it
Udp: have you received my message yet
Other: no, must of been lost
Udp: must of gone the wrong way!
@@samuelhulme8347 must have*
@@tripplefives1402 I know, udp dose not check, but these are extra messages
Udp is just the country backroads "I know a shortcut" guy.
I was pretty much tech illiterate a little bit over year ago. Then I started watching videos by Kenny, Luke and few other tech tubers. I've learned a ton since then and I also switched to Linux.
So thank you for all the based content you've created for us to consoom
coontent*
Mental Outlaw: Common Network Ports and Protocols
Me, who just spent 2 hours trying to find online what fucking nonstandard port his mail service uses for IMAP: Ah yes I see
Servers are really interesting, learning how to do HTTP requests
Computer hardware itself is really amazing. I am obsessed by how hardware works & how everything works together to form a functioning computer capable of general purpose computing. Like you can do essentially anything with now standard pieces of hardware & you can mix & match said pieces & for the most part they just work. Computers are such amazing bit of technology.
GET / HTTP/1.1
Header-Name: Header-ValueHeader2:valuesoemthing:idk
Body
LF = Line Feed (
)
New line: send packet
@@slonkazoidWooow nice poetry
I'm studying for the CompTIA Security+. This was really helpful.
Studying for my exam right now thanks man.
You're going to put a lot of colleges out of business with these videos
Wait, I can go to college for this shit? Spewing I learnt it from the internet!!!
He explains it sooo much better than my Network+ book from my college course.
A good university would help you learn these topics much deeper. Giving you technical challenges to build services that use the protocols / rewrite the protocols, in order to gain a fair deeper understanding. Although most universities are trash
Good 😂
Thanks Mental Outlaw for another great educational video!
Cannot wait for more from you!
Keep it up my man!
when you're so early that you haven't even read the title yet
No one cares
I love seeing you doing more of a tutorial/teaching type of video! More of this please.
Giving my network exam on Friday.
THANK YOU.
Telnet? _sips_ yep, that was a good remote access protocol
I mean, it was used when network was only on LAN
i still use it
bru
Thanks, i'm sharing this content with some friends of interest! Plain simple and straight to the point, like a door for an interesting topic.
Default logins are a God send.
the glowy boys are here
Exactly what I was needing.
Dope thanks I’m studying this at the moment. Love your videos they are great.
Your videos are always top-notch. Amazing content and knowledge.
I am studying computer science, trying to catch up with my network course and this was really good, thank you!
You're info bytes ROCK man. Thank you!
So glad I discovered your channel!!
Couldn't we all just get together to use the port 69 for any kind of file transfer needs? That would really help with everyones' lack of serotonin
I like these videos about the basics.
good video, I got my sec+ 2 months ago so its nice seeing another video about these ports :)
Thanks, I'm studying for Sec+ myself
@Alex Jones thank you
Dood luck dude, you got this if you study! Jason Dion's practice exams on Udemy are GODLY. Also, pick up the Go Ahead Get Certified book from Darrel Gibson. And of course Professor Messer :)
@@xdptwin1 I am using Dion training, but I haven't heard of Prof Messer so I will take a peek
Good job, thank you. Very helpful.
god damn its like you read my mind. today i was thinking about network protocols and here it is!
AWESOME. That´s exactly what im trying to learn by memory
2:16 love how that's a screenshot of old terminal but it has Google chrome in process list
Nice... Vedio..good one sir
I’m a visual learner so this works perfectly for me .. great content
I'm currently studying info security fundamentals, and I remember covering alot of these
Thanks. Most needed thing I wanted to know.
This is deadass the Lord's work you're doing helping us noobs🔥
Quick, detailed and concise.
Indeed
Keep up the good content sir
Very helpful
fun fact about ldap. the most popular open source replacement for it is OpenLDAP and they created the LMDB which was later modified to work for Monero and Howard Chu a guy associated with Openldap also created the randomx algorithm for monero to use as well.
lost it at the UDP vs TCP meme, I will forever think of this
Thanks man. Good vid
I literally need this
Good video, I started studying for the CompTIA certificates about six months ago with the hope of landing an entry level IT job. I'm not asking for much, I'll take anything other than my current job lol
port 4444 the scriptkitties favorite port
This video is very good
Nice
Thanks
WOOOOO I LOVE NETWORKING!
Good!
Could you do a video on ipfs?
Ty
I didn't expect to be studying for my comptia a+ here
PS thank you mental outlaw for all of your security and safety information
we just got introduced to the transport layer are you studying for ccna
HTTP/3 will actually use UDP instead of TCP. The protocol it will use is called QUIC, which is built on top of UDP.
You should make a networking playlist
Speaking of gopher protocol, did you hear about the Gemini protocol? It was inspired by gopher
9:56 nice
When configuring FTP clients and servers you have to set a range of tcp ports, either on the client side (active mode) or the server side (passive mode), so they can communicate. I used to think that those ports served as the medium for the data transfer, but it seems that I was wrong... what does their actual function is?
Ports are just a way for your OS to know which incoming network request goes where
What about SFTP (SSH FTP)?
Got my router all setup. Got my PiHole running and a VPN from my phone into the router. The stupid router update broke everything and now when I try to get PiHole going I lose all internet access. I'm so discouraged I spent so much time setting all that up and now I don't know what's wrong.
Taking my Network+ next week, god help me
I'm the 115th person to watch this!
Wow
@Mental Outlaw can you do a video on DeleteMe?
I tried today to host AdGuardHome or PiHole on google cloud using their free VM. But I couldn't figure out how to make it work so I gave up
Any chance you could make a tutorial for that?
What step did you get stuck on?
Well I do have some fast finger indeed
pog
Where did you learn all this?
He RTFM!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_TCP_and_UDP_port_numbers
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I've been trying so hard to get a SMB file share off of peppermint OS and so far I've been able to get windows to see it on my network but it won't let me view files :(
Edit Workgroup
doesnt windows' smb support suck?
the port's numbers on the screen-slides wouldve been usefull tho
ayooo
no 5060 for voip or 1723 for pptp? at least a little mention
you break my heart dude
hmm ldap or active directory !
cat /etc/services
I love how the old ass computer without a gui is running Chrome xD
Minecraft java uses 25565 and bedrock edition use something like 1923
D*mn thanks. Right in the nick of time! Lolz
''Nobody is going to be able to intercept'' except some people
What's port 69?
Watch 9:54
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Imagine a world where gopher took off instead of HTTP 😮
Appleshare is older than Windows file shareing
Where is 25565 for Minecraft
isn't ftp depricated and insecure?
hahah 3:24 send it
SOAP MASTERRACE
Petition to rename port 69 to the DTFP (down to fuck protocol) or the Desirable Transfer File Protocol or smth idc
You forgot 25565!
No NFS?
25576 is for Minecraft and nothing else.
Deez nuts
25565: The Minecraft Port xD
port 69 kekw
Minecraft 25565 XD
I'm watching because I CANNOT remember the ports and their functions. I'm taking classes for the A+ exams at a community college because I had no knowledge prior.
But the hardware class is so poorly constructed and the instructor barely ever teaches.
The OS class had a much better instuctor, and I have that part down.
I am losing focus now, however. I feel like I should give up! I need help!
25565 anyone (from Minecraft)
i use 1 http site my pi hole
i dont even know waht a ccna is
UDP is no less reliable then tcp, it's not reliable at all