Barracuda Networks VERSION SP4 manual Applications, Kerberos

Table 9–9Service Objects available in the Personal Firewall

Service Name	Port	Protocol	Connection	Description
BOOTPS	67	UDP	O	Bootstrap protocol; also used for DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration)
Kerberos	88	TCP/UDP	O	Protocol for authentication in Windows 2000 environment
NTP	123	UDP	O	Network Time Protocol; used to synchronize the time of a computer client or server to
				another server or reference time source

LOC-SRV/EPMAP	135	TCP	O
NETBIOS-NS	137	UDP	O / I
NETBIOS-DGM	138	UDP	O / I
NETBIOS-SSN	139	TCP	O / I

NETBIOS; very common protocol; it is supported on both, Ethernet and TokenRing. In NetBIOS, TCP and UDP communication is supported. It supports broadcasts and multi-casting plus three distinct services: Naming, Session, and Datagram.

SNMP	161	UDP	O	Simple Network Protocol; Network management system contains two primary
				elements – Manager (console to perform network management functions) and Agents
				(entities that interface to the actual managed device). SNMP allows Managers and
				Agents to communicate.
LDAP	389	TCP/UDP	O	Lightweight Directory Access Protocol; set of protocols for accessing information
				directories.
CIFS	445	TCP	O / I	further development of the SMB protocol and serves as an addition and improvement
				to the standard protocols FTP and HTTP.
MSTASK	1026	TCP	O	Windows Task Scheduler; used to schedule tasks, such as backups or updates, to run
				at certain times or dates

9.8.9Applications

The Application Objects window allows creating predefined applications, which may be employed in rule sets.

Click New… to open the Application Object window.

Application Liability and Application Type classification is purely informational.

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