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Network Ports 58

:10250 Port 10250 (Kubelet API) — What It Is and How to Use It :1080 Port 1080 (SOCKS) — What It Is and How to Use It :110 Port 110 (POP3) — What It Is and How to Use It :119 Port 119 (NNTP) — What It Is and How to Use It :1194 Port 1194 (OpenVPN) — What It Is and How to Use It :123 Port 123 (NTP) — What It Is and How to Use It :143 Port 143 (IMAP) — What It Is and How to Use It :1433 Port 1433 (MSSQL) — What It Is and How to Use It :1521 Port 1521 (Oracle DB) — What It Is and How to Use It :15672 Port 15672 (RabbitMQ Web) — What It Is and How to Use It :161 Port 161 (SNMP) — What It Is and How to Use It :194 Port 194 (IRC) — What It Is and How to Use It :20 Port 20 (FTP Data) — What It Is and How to Use It :2049 Port 2049 (NFS) — What It Is and How to Use It :21 Port 21 (FTP Control) — What It Is and How to Use It :2181 Port 2181 (ZooKeeper) — What It Is and How to Use It :22 Port 22 (SSH) — What It Is and How to Use It :23 Port 23 (Telnet) — What It Is and How to Use It :2375 Port 2375 (Docker API) — What It Is and How to Use It :2376 Port 2376 (Docker API SSL) — What It Is and How to Use It :25 Port 25 (SMTP) — What It Is and How to Use It :27017 Port 27017 (MongoDB) — What It Is and How to Use It :3000 Port 3000 (Node.js Dev) — What It Is and How to Use It :3306 Port 3306 (MySQL) — What It Is and How to Use It :3389 Port 3389 (RDP) — What It Is and How to Use It :389 Port 389 (LDAP) — What It Is and How to Use It :4200 Port 4200 (Angular Dev) — What It Is and How to Use It :443 Port 443 (HTTPS) — What It Is and How to Use It :4444 Port 4444 (Metasploit) — What It Is and How to Use It :445 Port 445 (SMB) — What It Is and How to Use It :465 Port 465 (SMTPS) — What It Is and How to Use It :5000 Port 5000 (Flask Dev) — What It Is and How to Use It :50070 Port 50070 (Hadoop NameNode) — What It Is and How to Use It :514 Port 514 (Syslog) — What It Is and How to Use It :53 Port 53 (DNS) — What It Is and How to Use It :5432 Port 5432 (PostgreSQL) — What It Is and How to Use It :5672 Port 5672 (RabbitMQ) — What It Is and How to Use It :587 Port 587 (SMTP Submission) — What It Is and How to Use It :5900 Port 5900 (VNC) — What It Is and How to Use It :636 Port 636 (LDAPS) — What It Is and How to Use It :6379 Port 6379 (Redis) — What It Is and How to Use It :6443 Port 6443 (Kubernetes API) — What It Is and How to Use It :67 Port 67 (DHCP Server) — What It Is and How to Use It :68 Port 68 (DHCP Client) — What It Is and How to Use It :80 Port 80 (HTTP) — What It Is and How to Use It :8008 Port 8008 (HTTP Alt) — What It Is and How to Use It :8080 Port 8080 (HTTP Alt / Proxy) — What It Is and How to Use It :8200 Port 8200 (HashiCorp Vault) — What It Is and How to Use It :8443 Port 8443 (HTTPS Alt) — What It Is and How to Use It :8500 Port 8500 (Consul) — What It Is and How to Use It :8888 Port 8888 (Jupyter) — What It Is and How to Use It :9000 Port 9000 (PHP-FPM) — What It Is and How to Use It :9090 Port 9090 (Prometheus) — What It Is and How to Use It :9092 Port 9092 (Kafka) — What It Is and How to Use It :9200 Port 9200 (Elasticsearch) — What It Is and How to Use It :9300 Port 9300 (Elasticsearch Transport) — What It Is... :993 Port 993 (IMAPS) — What It Is and How to Use It :995 Port 995 (POP3S) — What It Is and How to Use It

HTTP Status Codes 30

100 HTTP 100 Continue — What It Means and How to Fix It 101 HTTP 101 Switching Protocols — What It Means and... 200 HTTP 200 OK — What It Means and How to Fix It 201 HTTP 201 Created — What It Means and How to Fix It 204 HTTP 204 No Content — What It Means and How to Fix It 206 HTTP 206 Partial Content — What It Means and How to Fix It 301 HTTP 301 Moved Permanently — What It Means and How to Fix It 302 HTTP 302 Found — What It Means and How to Fix It 304 HTTP 304 Not Modified — What It Means and How to Fix It 307 HTTP 307 Temporary Redirect — What It Means and How... 308 HTTP 308 Permanent Redirect — What It Means and How... 400 HTTP 400 Bad Request — What It Means and How to Fix It 401 HTTP 401 Unauthorized — What It Means and How to Fix It 403 HTTP 403 Forbidden — What It Means and How to Fix It 404 HTTP 404 Not Found — What It Means and How to Fix It 405 HTTP 405 Method Not Allowed — What It Means and How... 408 HTTP 408 Request Timeout — What It Means and How to Fix It 409 HTTP 409 Conflict — What It Means and How to Fix It 410 HTTP 410 Gone — What It Means and How to Fix It 413 HTTP 413 Payload Too Large — What It Means and How to Fix It 414 HTTP 414 URI Too Long — What It Means and How to Fix It 415 HTTP 415 Unsupported Media Type — What It Means and... 422 HTTP 422 Unprocessable Entity — What It Means and... 429 HTTP 429 Too Many Requests — What It Means and How to Fix It 500 HTTP 500 Internal Server Error — What It Means and... 501 HTTP 501 Not Implemented — What It Means and How to Fix It 502 HTTP 502 Bad Gateway — What It Means and How to Fix It 503 HTTP 503 Service Unavailable — What It Means and... 504 HTTP 504 Gateway Timeout — What It Means and How to Fix It 505 HTTP 505 HTTP Version Not Supported — What It Means...

CLI Cheatsheets 17

File Formats 15

Keyboard Shortcuts 10