Complete list of Web and Database Ports
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However port scan is undoubtedly best option, but what if some IDS has been implemented on the remote system? We are gonna put ourselves into monitoring even before starting the attack. So why do this shit?
Why not check the port numbers along with their server type and better give it a try on the basis of default ports as most of the Administrators uses the default ports only.
Here i am listing the ports used on all the popular Web and Database servers which you might need to refer while doing some audit.
Port
|
Server
|
66
|
Oracle SQL*Net
|
80
|
Hyper Text Transfer
Protocol (HTTP)
|
81
|
HTTP Proxy,
Alternative HTTP Port, Cobalt Server Administration Port
|
443
|
Secure Socket Layer
(SSL)
|
445
|
Microsoft SQL Server
over NetBIOS
|
457
|
UnixWare/Netscape
FastTrack Server
|
1080
|
SOCKS Proxy
|
1100
|
Oracle WebCache
Listener
|
1241
|
KaZaA
File Sharing Server (HTTP-like protocol)
|
1352
|
Lotus Domino (Notes)
|
1433
|
Microsoft SQL Server
2000
|
1434
|
Microsoft
SQL Server over TCP/IP Redirector
|
1521–1530
|
Oracle
|
1944
|
Microsoft SQL Server
7
|
2301
|
Compaq
Insight Manager, Compaq Survey Utility
|
3128
|
HTTP
Proxy (Squid, NetCache, etc.)
|
3306
|
mySQL
|
4000
|
Oracle WebCache
Listener
|
4001
|
Oracle WebCache
Listener
|
4002
|
Oracle WebCache
Listener
|
4100
|
Sybase 11.0
(jConnect)
|
5000
|
Sybase 12.x
|
5432
|
PostgreSQL
|
5800
|
VNC HTTP Console
Port #1
|
5801
|
VNC HTTP Console
Port #2
|
5802
|
VNC HTTP Console
Port #3
|
6346
|
Gnutella (HTTP-like
protocol)
|
6347
|
Gnutella (HTTP-like
protocol)
|
7001
|
BEA WebLogic
|
7002
|
BEA WebLogic
|
8000
|
HTTP Proxy,
Alternative HTTP Port, HP Web JetAdmin Version 6.0
|
8001
|
BEA WebLogic
|
Port
|
Server
|
8005
|
Apache Tomcat
Administration Server (non-HTTP protocol)
|
8080
|
HTTP Proxy,
Alternative HTTP Port
|
8888
|
HTTP Proxy,
Alternative HTTP Port
|
30821
|
Netscape Enterprise
Server Administration Server
|
If you know any other ports, please do add them as comment. :)
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