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Comptia Network+ N10-008 ACTUAL UPDATED Questions and
CORRECT Answers
1. FTP (File Transfer Port 20, 21 TCP
Protocol)

2. SFTP (Secure File Port 22 (Runs over SSH)
Transfer Proto-
col)

3. TFTP (Trivial File Port 69 (UDP)
Transfer Proto-
col)

4. SMB (Server Mes- Port 445 (TCP)
sage Block)

5. Telnet Port 23 (TCP) Unsecure, passes data in cleartext

6. SSH (Secure Port 22 (TCP)
Shell)

7. SMTP (Simple
Mail Transfer Pro-
tocol)

8. SMTP Port 25 - SMTP relay between two email servers.
- Unsecure and vulnerable to attacks

9. SMTP Port 587 - Default port for mail submission and is used for Secure Sockets Layer (SSL
)/Transport Layer Security (TLS).
-In the handshake process between a client and the server, the client will try to
upgrade to an encrypted connection.
- If the server is compatible, that is, supports SSL/TLS, a secured TLS connection
will be established.




, Comptia Network+ N10-008 ACTUAL UPDATED Questions and
CORRECT Answers
- If the server is not compatible, a connection will still be established but for a
plain-text transmission.

10. SMTP Port 465 - Alternative port for mail submission and is used for implicit SSL/TLS.
- In the handshake process between a client and the server, a client will try to
upgrade to an encrypted connection but will not check for server compatibility.
- If the server supports SSL/TLS, the connection will be established and is secure.
If the server is not compatible, the connection will be dropped, and transmission
will not occur.

11. Internet Message Port 143 (TCP)
Access Protocol
(IMAP)

12. Post Office Pro- Unsecure - Port 110 (TCP)
tocol version 3 Secure - Port 995 (SSL/TLS TCP)
(POP3)

13. Domain Name Port 53 (TCP)
Server (DNS)

14. Dynamic Host - UDP port 67 is used for clients to server communication
Configuration - UDP port 68 is used for server to client communication.
Protocol (DHCP) - When a server sends a DHCP offer to a client, it will send it to the UDP port 68.
Automatically assigns an IP address to a host

15. HTTP (Hypertest Port 80 (TCP)
Transfer Proto-
col)

16. HTTPS (Hypertext Port 443 (TCP)
Transfer Protocol
Secure)

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