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                      <TD vAlign=3Dtop><SPAN class=3Dbold><SPAN=20
                        class=3Dsmalltxt></SPAN></SPAN><BR>System =
Service Name=20
                        LSASS<BR><BR>Application protocol Protocol Port=20
                        <BR>RPC<BR>TCP<BR>135<BR><BR>Randomly allocated =
high TCP=20
                        ports<BR>TCP<BR>RANDOM<BR><BR>Global Catalog=20
                        Server<BR>TCP<BR>3269<BR><BR>Global Catalog=20
                        Server<BR>TCP<BR>3268<BR><BR>LDAP=20
                        Server<BR>TCP<BR>389<BR><BR>LDAP=20
                        Server<BR>UDP<BR>389<BR><BR>LDAP=20
                        SSL<BR>UDP<BR>636<BR><BR>LDAP=20
                        SSL<BR>TCP<BR>636<BR><BR>IPSec=20
                        =
ISAKMP<BR>UDP<BR>500<BR><BR>NAT-T<BR>UDP<BR>4500<BR><BR><BR>Message=20
                        Queuing<BR><BR>The Message Queuing system =
service is a=20
                        messaging infrastructure and development tool =
for=20
                        creating distributed messaging applications for =
Windows.=20
                        Such applications can communicate across =
heterogeneous=20
                        networks and send messages between computers =
that may be=20
                        temporarily unable to connect to each other. =
Message=20
                        Queuing provides guaranteed message delivery, =
efficient=20
                        routing, security, support for sending messages =
within=20
                        transactions, and priority-based=20
                        messaging.<BR><BR>System Service Name=20
                        msmq<BR><BR>Application protocol Protocol Port=20
                        =
<BR>MSMQ<BR>UDP<BR>1801<BR><BR>MSMQ<BR>TCP<BR>1801<BR><BR>MSMQ-DCs<BR>TCP=
<BR>2101<BR><BR>MSMQ-Mgmt<BR>TCP<BR>2107<BR><BR>MSMQ-Ping<BR>UDP<BR>3527<=
BR><BR>MSMQ-RPC<BR>TCP<BR>2105<BR><BR>MSMQ-RPC<BR>TCP<BR>2103<BR><BR>RPC<=
BR>TCP<BR>135<BR><BR><BR>Messenger<BR><BR>The=20
                        Messenger system service sends messages to or =
receives=20
                        messages from users and computers, =
administrators, and=20
                        the Alerter service. This service is not related =
to=20
                        Microsoft Windows Messenger or MSN&amp;reg; =
Messenger.=20
                        When this service is disabled, the NET SEND and =
NET NAME=20
                        shell commands will no longer function. =
Messenger=20
                        notifications sent to computers or users =
currently=20
                        logged on the network will not be=20
                        received.<BR><BR>System Service Name=20
                        Messenger<BR><BR>Application protocol Protocol =
Port=20
                        <BR>NetBIOS Datagram=20
                        Service<BR>UDP<BR>138<BR><BR><BR>Microsoft =
Exchange MTA=20
                        Stacks<BR><BR>In Exchange 2000 Server and =
Exchange=20
                        Server 2003, Message Transfer Agent (MTA Stacks) =
is=20
                        frequently used to provide backward-compatible =
message=20
                        transfer services between Exchange 2000 =
Server-based=20
                        servers and Exchange Server 5.5-based servers in =
a=20
                        mixed-mode environment.<BR><BR>Application =
protocol=20
                        Protocol Port=20
                        <BR>X.400<BR>TCP<BR>102<BR><BR><BR>Microsoft =
Operations=20
                        Manager 2000<BR><BR>Microsoft Operations Manager =
2000=20
                        (MOM) delivers enterprise-class operations =
management by=20
                        providing comprehensive event management, =
proactive=20
                        monitoring and alerting, reporting, and trend =
analysis.=20
                        After installing Service Pack 1, MOM will stop =
using the=20
                        clear-text communications channel, and all =
traffic=20
                        between the MOM agent and the MOM server will be =

                        encrypted over TCP port 1270. The MOM =
Administrator=20
                        console uses DCOM to connect to the server. This =
means=20
                        that administrators managing the MOM server over =
the=20
                        network must have access to random high TCP =
ports,=20
                        too.<BR><BR>System Service Name one=20
                        point<BR><BR>Application protocol Protocol Port=20
                        =
<BR>MOM-Clear<BR>TCP<BR>51515<BR><BR>MOM-Encrypted<BR>TCP<BR>1270<BR><BR>=
<BR>Microsoft=20
                        POP3 Service<BR><BR>The Microsoft POP3 Service =
provides=20
                        e-mail transfer and retrieval services. =
Administrators=20
                        can use this service to store and manage e-mail =
accounts=20
                        on the mail server. When you install Microsoft =
POP3=20
                        Service on the mail server, users can connect to =
the=20
                        mail server and retrieve e-mail using an e-mail =
client=20
                        that supports the POP3 protocol, such as =
Microsoft=20
                        Outlook.<BR><BR>System Service Name=20
                        POP3SVC<BR><BR>Application protocol Protocol =
Port=20
                        <BR>POP3<BR>TCP<BR>110<BR><BR><BR>Microsoft SQL=20
                        Server<BR><BR>Microsoft SQL Server 2000 provides =
a=20
                        powerful and comprehensive data management =
platform. The=20
                        ports used by each instance of SQL Server can be =

                        configured through the Server Network=20
                        Utility.<BR><BR>System Service Name=20
                        SQLSERVR<BR><BR>Application protocol Protocol =
Port=20
                        <BR>SQL over TCP<BR>TCP<BR>1433<BR><BR>SQL=20
                        =
Probe<BR>UDP<BR>1434<BR><BR><BR>MSSQL$UDDI<BR><BR>This=20
                        system service installs during the installation =
of the=20
                        Universal Description, Discovery, and =
Integration (UDDI)=20
                        feature of the Windows Server 2003 family of =
operating=20
                        systems, which provides UDDI capabilities within =
an=20
                        enterprise. The SQL Server database engine is =
the core=20
                        component of this feature.<BR><BR>System Service =
Name=20
                        SQLSERVR<BR><BR>Application protocol Protocol =
Port=20
                        <BR>SQL over TCP<BR>TCP<BR>1433<BR><BR>SQL=20
                        Probe<BR>UDP<BR>1434<BR><BR><BR>Net =
Logon<BR><BR>The Net=20
                        Logon system service maintains a secure channel =
between=20
                        your computer and the domain controller to =
authenticate=20
                        users and services. It passes the user's =
credentials=20
                        through a secure channel to a domain controller =
and=20
                        returns the domain security identifiers and user =
rights=20
                        for the user. This is commonly referred to as=20
                        pass-through authentication. Net Logon starts=20
                        automatically when the computer is a member of a =
domain.=20
                        In the Windows 2000 Server and Windows 2003 =
Server=20
                        families, the Net Logon service publishes =
service=20
                        resource records in the DNS. Net Logon service =
is=20
                        enabled only on computers that belong to a =
domain. When=20
                        it is running, it relies on the Server and Local =

                        Security Authority services to listen for =
incoming=20
                        requests. On domain member computers, it uses =
RPC over=20
                        named pipes; on domain controllers, it uses RPC =
over=20
                        named pipes, RPC over TCP/IP, mailslots, and=20
                        LDAP.<BR><BR>System Service Name=20
                        Netlogon<BR><BR>Application protocol Protocol =
Port=20
                        <BR>NetBIOS Datagram=20
                        Service<BR>UDP<BR>138<BR><BR>NetBIOS Name=20
                        Resolution<BR>UDP<BR>137<BR><BR>NetBIOS Session=20
                        =
Service<BR>TCP<BR>139<BR><BR>SMB<BR>TCP<BR>445<BR><BR><BR>NetMeeting=20
                        Remote Desktop Sharing<BR><BR>The NetMeeting =
Remote=20
                        Desktop Sharing system service allows authorized =
users=20
                        to remotely access your Windows desktop from =
another=20
                        personal computer over a corporate intranet by =
using=20
                        Microsoft&amp;reg; NetMeeting&amp;reg;. You must =

                        explicitly enable this service in NetMeeting. =
You also=20
                        can disable or shut down through an icon in the =
Windows=20
                        notification area.<BR><BR>System Service Name=20
                        mnmsrvc<BR><BR>Application protocol Protocol =
Port=20
                        <BR>Terminal =
Services<BR>TCP<BR>3389<BR><BR><BR>Network=20
                        News Transfer Protocol<BR><BR>The Network News =
Transfer=20
                        Protocol (NNTP) system service allows computers =
running=20
                        Windows Server 2003 to act as news servers. =
Clients can=20
                        use a news client such as the Microsoft Outlook =
Express=20
                        messaging client to retrieve newsgroups from the =
server=20
                        and read headers or bodies of the articles in =
each=20
                        newsgroup.<BR><BR>System Service Name=20
                        NntpSvc<BR><BR>Application protocol Protocol =
Port=20
                        <BR>NNTP<BR>TCP<BR>119<BR><BR>NNTP over=20
                        SSL<BR>TCP<BR>563<BR><BR><BR>Performance Logs =
and=20
                        Alerts<BR><BR>The Performance Logs and Alerts =
system=20
                        service collects performance data from local or =
remote=20
                        computers based on preconfigured schedule =
parameters,=20
                        then writes the data to a log or triggers an =
alert. The=20
                        Performance Logs and Alerts service starts and =
stops=20
                        each named performance data collection based on =
the=20
                        information contained in the named log =
collection=20
                        setting. This service runs only if at least one=20
                        performance data collection is =
scheduled.<BR><BR>System=20
                        Service Name SysmonLog<BR><BR>Application =
protocol=20
                        Protocol Port <BR>NetBIOS Session=20
                        Service<BR>TCP<BR>139<BR><BR><BR>Print=20
                        Spooler<BR><BR>The Print Spooler system service =
manages=20
                        all local and network print queues and controls =
all=20
                        print jobs. The print spooler is the center of =
the=20
                        Windows printing subsystem and controls all =
printing=20
                        jobs. It manages the print queues on the system =
and=20
                        communicates with printer drivers and =
input/output (I/O)=20
                        components, for example, the USB port and the =
TCP/IP=20
                        protocol suite.<BR><BR>System Service Name=20
                        Spooler<BR><BR>Application protocol Protocol =
Port=20
                        <BR>NetBIOS Session=20
                        =
Service<BR>TCP<BR>139<BR><BR>SMB<BR>TCP<BR>445<BR><BR><BR>Remote=20
                        Installation<BR><BR>The Remote Installation =
system=20
                        service provides the ability to install Windows =
2000,=20
                        Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 on Pre =
Execution=20
                        Environment (PXE) remote boot-enabled client =
computers.=20