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Configuring Surveyor
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Monitoring Non Well-Known Ports
Surveyor also collects information about a subset of ports that fall outside of the
WKP range, port numbers greater than 1023. These ports are called non-WKP.
Some of these ports are monitored by Surveyor since applications associated with
them are widely accepted. The non-WKP ports that Surveyor monitors and their
associated port values are listed in Table 4-11 and Table 4-12.
Surveyor treats all other non-WKP as a single entity given a single generic name.
The name for TCP non-WKP ports is “TCP OTHER”. The name for UDP non-
WKP ports is “UDP OTHER”. For example, if 900 occurrences of the TCP port
11964 was detected and 200 occurrences of the TCP port 10564, there would be a
single name to identify these 1100 occurrences of the TCP non-WKPs called “TCP
OTHER”.
Table 4-11. Default Names for Non-WKP TCP Ports
Name
TCP port values
LOTUS NOTES
1352
TNS (Sybase)
1521
RSP
1704
TDS (Oracle)
2048
NFS
2049
CC:MAIL
3264
XWIN
6000-6063
Table 4-12. Default Names for Non-WKP UDP Ports
Name
UDP Port Value
RADIUS
1645
RSP
1704
RADIUS
1812
HSRP
1985
NFS
2049
RTP
5004
RTCP
5005
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