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| RCMD | TCP | 512 | Remote Command Service. |
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| REAL_AUDIO | TCP | 7070 | A streaming audio service that enables real |
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| REXEC | TCP | 514 | Remote Execution Daemon. |
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| RLOGIN | TCP | 513 | Remote Login. |
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| ROADRUNNER | TCP/UDP | 1026 | This is an ISP that provides services mainly |
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| RTELNET | TCP | 107 | Remote Telnet. |
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| RTSP | TCP/UDP | 554 | The Real Time Streaming (media control) |
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| SFTP | TCP | 115 | The Simple File Transfer Protocol is an old |
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| SMTP | TCP | 25 | Simple Mail Transfer Protocol is the |
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| SMTPS | TCP | 465 | This is a more secure version of SMTP that |
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| SNMP | TCP/UDP | 161 | Simple Network Management Program. |
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| TCP/UDP | 162 | Traps for use with the SNMP (RFC:1215). | |
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| TCP | 1521 | Structured Query Language is an interface |
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| SSDP | UDP | 1900 | The Simple Service Discovery Protocol |
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| SSH | TCP/UDP | 22 | Secure Shell Remote Login Program. |
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| STRM WORKS | UDP | 1558 | Stream Works Protocol. |
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| SYSLOG | UDP | 514 | Syslog allows you to send system logs to a |
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| TACACS | UDP | 49 | Login Host Protocol used for (Terminal |
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| TELNET | TCP | 23 | Telnet is the login and terminal emulation |
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