Port numbers
RDP – 3389 – (windows rdp port number and remote desktop port number)
FTP – 21 – (file transfer protocol)
TFTP – 69 – ( tftp port number )
Telnet – 23 – ( telnet port number)
SMTP – 25 – ( SMTP port number)
DNS – 53 – ( dns port number and Domain Name System port number)
DHCP – 68 – (DHCP port number and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol port number )
POP3 – 110 – ( post office Protocol 3 port )
HTTP – 80 – (http port number)
HTTPS – 443 – (https port number)
NNTP – 119 – ( Network News Transfer Protocol Port number )
NTP – 123 – (ntp port number and network Time Protocol and SNTP port number )
IMAP – 143 – (Internet Message Access Protocol port number)
SSMTP – 465 – ( SMTP Over SSl )
SIMAP – 993 – ( IMAP Over SSL )
SPOP3 – 995 – ( POP# Over SS L)
Time – 123 – ( ntp port number and network Time Protocol and SNTP port number )
NetBios – 137 – ( Name Service )
NetBios – 139 – ( Datagram Service )
DHCP Client – 546 – (DHCP Client port number)
DHCP Server – 547 – (DHCP Server port number)
Global Catalog – 3268 – (Global Catalog port number)
LDAP – 389 – ( LDAP port number and Lightweight Directory Access Protocol port number )
RPC – 135 – (remote procedure call Port number)
Kerberos – 88 – ( Kerberos Port Number)
SSH – 22 – ( ssh port number and Secure Shell port number)
Force the active directory replication with the entire replication partner
In
some scenario you want to force active directory replication with the
entire replication partner, let say you have a 10 connection objects
corresponding to each of its replication partners and you want to force
the replication to all the connection objects on server1.test.com, you
can use the blow command.
Syntax: repadmin /replicate destination_dsa Naming Context /allsources
Example: repadmin /replicate server1.test.com dc=test,dc=com /allsources
Destination server Name: server2.test.com Naming Context: dc=test,dc=com (Domain partition)
DNS Lookup Tool with GUI
DNS Lookup Tool with GUI
Free Nslookup Tool for Windows with GUI interface
It’s
a normal Windows Nslookup tool, command line windows Nslookup tool been
converted to user friendly GUI tool, this tool used to check the DNS
entry and it has many customized features
Features of DNS Lookup Tool
• You can check the different record types (A, MX, NS, SOA, PTR, and SRV)
•
Also you can able to specify the server from where you want to query
the DNS entry (By default it’s a primary DNS server from the network
card configuration)
• Easy to use and user friendly, no installation required you can directly run the tool.
DNS Lookup Tool
Nslookup tool query the A record
Nslookup tool query the MX record
Output of Nslookup tool query with Debugging mode Enabled
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