A network security team is establishing strict edge firewall ACL rules for four specialized enterprise network services. Match each network service requirement on the left with its corresponding default transport layer protocol and destination port number on the right.
- Secure Directory Services Authentication & Queries (LDAPS)TCP Port 636
- Unsolicited Agent Event Notifications to Management Station (SNMP Trap)UDP Port 162
- Encrypted System Log Forwarding (Syslog over TLS)TCP Port 6514
- Client Message Submission to Mail Transfer Agent with Explicit TLS (SMTP Submission)TCP Port 587
Answer
Secure Directory Services Authentication & Queries (LDAPS) matches TCP Port 636; Unsolicited Agent Event Notifications to Management Station (SNMP Trap) matches UDP Port 162; Encrypted System Log Forwarding (Syslog over TLS) matches TCP Port 6514; Client Message Submission to Mail Transfer Agent with Explicit TLS (SMTP Submission) matches TCP Port 587.
Each service requirement strictly aligns with its IANA default transport protocol and port assignment: LDAPS requires TCP 636 for directory security; SNMP Traps use UDP 162 for agent notification forwarding; Syslog over TLS utilizes TCP 6514 for secure transport; and SMTP Submission uses TCP 587 for authenticated client mail delivery.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Standard default port numbers and transport layer protocols for secure network operations and network management services.