FACEBOOK through FUJITSU-DEV
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1 FACEBOOK, page 3 FACETIME, page 4 FASTTRACKSTATIC, page 6 FASTTRACK, page 8 FATSERV, page 10 FC, page 11 FC2, page 13 FCP, page 14 FEDEX, page 16 FEEDLY, page 17 FILEMAKERANNOUNCEMENT, page 18 FILETOPIA, page 20 FINGER, page 21 FIRE, page 22 FIVER, page 23 FIX, page 24 FLASHVEO, page 25 FLASHMYSPACE, page 26 FLASHYAHOO, page 27 FLEXLM, page 29 FLICKER, page 31 FLNSPX, page 32 FONTSERVICE, page 33 FOODNETWORK, page 34 1
2 FOURSQUARE, page 35 FOXNEWS, page 36 FRINGVEO, page 37 FRINGVOIP, page 39 FRING, page 41 FTPAGENT, page 43 FTPDATA, page 44 FTP, page 46 FTPSDATA, page 47 FUJITSUDEV, page 48 2
3 FACEBOOK FACEBOOK facebook Facebook Facebook is a social network service and website. L7: ,443 Sub Trafficclass businessirrelevant. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. socialnetworking voicevideochatcollaboration transactionaldata. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. ssl,spdy,http 3
4 FACETIME FACETIME facetime Facetime FaceTime is a video calling (video telephone) software application and related protocol developed by Apple Inc. for supported mobile devices running ios, in addition to Macintosh computers running Mac OS X and higher. FaceTime is supported on any ios device with a forwardfacing camera (that is, all ios devices released since the iphone 4) and on any Macintosh computer equipped with a FaceTime Camera (formerly known as an isight Camera). L7: ,3478,5060 Sub Trafficclass businessirrelevant. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. voiceandvideo voicevideochatcollaboration multimediaconferencing. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 4
5 FACETIME ssl,sip,stunnat 5
6 FASTTRACKSTATIC FASTTRACKSTATIC fasttrackstatic FastTrack FastTrack is a peertopeer (P2P) protocol that was used by the Kazaa, Grokster, imesh, and Morpheus file sharing programs. It is a file sharing network used mainly for the exchange of music mp3 files. FastTrack uses supernodes to improve scalability, and UUHash hashing algorithm to allow downloading from multiple sources. L7: Sub Trafficclass fasttrackgroup default. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. filesharing p2pnetworking bulkdata. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 6
7 FASTTRACKSTATIC 7
8 FASTTRACK FASTTRACK fasttrack FastTrack FastTrack is a file sharing client software that is based on peertopeer connection. FastTrack is used by multiple file sharing applications such as Kazaa, Grokster, imesh, and Morpheus. Initialization: Initial the connection with FastTrack server over HTTP. Search: Searching for files in FastTrack server. Download: Download request from FastTracker server. L7:57 57 Sub Trafficclass fasttrackgroup default. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. filesharing p2pnetworking bulkdata. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 8
9 FASTTRACK 9
10 FATSERV FATSERV fatserv Fatmen Server Registered with IANA on port 347 TCP/UDP servicenamesportnumbers.xml L4: Sub Trafficclass Default. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. filesharing bulkdata. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 10
11 FC FC fc Fibre Channel Internet Fibre Channel Protocol (ifcp) is a gatewaytogateway network protocol standard which provides Fibre Channel (FC) fabric functionality to fibre channel devices over an IP network. Within the IP network, the fibre channel switching and routing infrastructure is replaced by IP components and technology. L3: Sub Trafficclass default. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. bulkdata. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 11
12 FC 12
13 FC2 FC2 fc2 FC2 FC2 is a popular Japanese blogging host and the third most popular video hosting service in Japan. Among its services are also websites tools such as adfree hosting, analyzer, counters and more. L7: Sub Trafficclass businessirrelevant. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. bulkdata. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. http 13
14 FCP FCP fcp FirstClass Protocol FirstClass Protocol (FCP) is a transport layer networking protocol that all FirstClass communications used. The protocol guarantees errorfree communications for all activities. FCP could run on several different physical layers, starting with modems and AppleTalk, and later adding vell's IPX and TCP/IP. Both the client and server could communicate over any of these links, allowing a user to move from office to home and have access to the same server. L4: Sub Trafficclass businessrelevant. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. netadmin storage opsadminmgmt. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 14
15 FCP 15
16 FEDEX FEDEX fedex FedEx FedEx Courier delivery services. L7: ,443 Sub browsing ssl,http 16
17 FEEDLY FEEDLY feedly Feedly Feedly News Aggregator. L7: ,443 Sub browsing ssl,http 17
18 FILEMAKERANNOUNCEMENT FILEMAKERANNOUNCEMENT filemakerannouncement Filemaker relational database application FileMaker Pro is a crossplatform relational database application from FileMaker Inc., formerly Claris, a subsidiary of Apple Inc. It integrates a database engine with a GUIbased interface, allowing users to modify the database by dragging new elements into layouts, screens, or forms. L4: ,5003,5013,5015,16000,16001, ,5003,5013,5015,16000,16001,16016 Sub Trafficclass default. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. bulkdata. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 18
19 FILEMAKERANNOUNCEMENT 19
20 FILETOPIA FILETOPIA filetopia Filetopia Filetopia is a secured peer to peer file sharing software which enables the user to chat, message and share files with users online. Filetopia provides high level of security and privacy which protect users IP. L7: Sub Trafficclass businessirrelevant. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. filesharing p2pfiletransfer bulkdata. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 20
21 FINGER FINGER finger Finger Protocol The Finger/Name protocol provides an interface to the Name and Finger programs at several network sites. These programs return a friendly, humanoriented status report on either the system at the moment or a particular person in depth. L4: Sub Trafficclass businessrelevant. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. netadmin networkmanagement opsadminmgmt. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 21
22 FIRE FIRE fire Fire Registered with IANA as L3: Sub Trafficclass default. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. layer3overip bulkdata. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 22
23 FIVER FIVER fiver Fiverr Fiverr ECommerce site generally for $5. L7: ,443 Sub browsing ssl,http 23
24 FIX FIX fix Financial Information exchange Financial Information exchange (FIX) is a standard way to communicate trading information electronically between brokers, institutions and markets. The underlying protocol is SSL. L7: Sub Trafficclass businessrelevant. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. businessandproductivitytools bulkdata. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. ssl,spdy 24
25 FLASHVEO FLASHVEO flashvideo Flash Video Flash video is a format used to stream videos on the web; the user only needs a flash player in order to view a flash video. The format uses HTTP as its underlying protocol. L7: Sub Trafficclass flashgroup default. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. browsing richmediahttpcontent multimediastreaming. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. http 25
26 FLASHMYSPACE FLASHMYSPACE flashmyspace Flash Myspace Flashmyspace is a flash based video originated by MySpace website. Flash video is a format used to stream videos on the web, the user required only for a flash player in order to view a flash video. L7: Sub Trafficclass flashgroup businessirrelevant. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. browsing richmediahttpcontent multimediastreaming. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. http 26
27 FLASHYAHOO FLASHYAHOO flashyahoo Flash Yahoo Flash video is a format used to stream videos on the web; the user only needs a flash player in order to view a flash video. The format uses HTTP as its underlying protocol. FlashYahoo is the same as Flash video protocol, but specifically from the Yahoo website. L7: Sub Trafficclass flashgroup businessirrelevant. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. browsing richmediahttpcontent multimediastreaming. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. http 27
28 FLASHYAHOO 28
29 FLEXLM FLEXLM flexlm Flexible License Manager FlexNet Publisher (formerly known as FLEXlm) is a software license manager which implements license management and is intended to be used in corporate environments to provide floating licenses to multiple end users of computer software. L4: Sub Trafficclass default. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. businessandproductivitytools licensemanager bulkdata. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 29
30 FLEXLM 30
31 FLICKER FLICKER flickr Flickr Flickr Image and video hosting website, web services and online community L7: ,443 Sub browsing ssl,http 31
32 FLNSPX FLNSPX flnspx Berkeley rlogind with SPX auth Registered with IANA on port 221 TCP/UDP servicenamesportnumbers.xml L4: Sub Trafficclass businessrelevant. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. netadmin remoteaccessterminal opsadminmgmt. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 32
33 FONTSERVICE FONTSERVICE fontservice X Font Service The X Font Server is a service that serves font files to its clients. Clients connect to the server to request a font set, and the server reads the font files off the disk and serves them to the clients. L4: Sub Trafficclass default. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. remoteaccessterminal bulkdata. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 33
34 FOODNETWORK FOODNETWORK foodnetwork Food Network Food Network Official website for the TV network about food and cooking. L7: ,443 Sub browsing ssl,http 34
35 FOURSQUARE FOURSQUARE foursquare Foursquare Foursquare helps you find the perfect places to go with friends. L7: ,443 Sub browsing ssl,http 35
36 FOXNEWS FOXNEWS foxnews Fox News Fox News Web Portal for news update. L7: ,443 Sub browsing ssl,http 36
37 FRINGVEO FRINGVEO fringvideo Fring Video Fring Video refers to Fring video calls. Fring is a peertopeer mobile service enabling live chat, audio and video calls from mobile phones. Fring technology is a Mobile VoIP based internet telephony service. Fring runs on various mobile devices including iphone, Android and kia. L7: Sub Trafficclass fringgroup businessirrelevant. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. voiceandvideo voicevideochatcollaboration multimediaconferencing. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. fringvoip 37
38 FRINGVEO 38
39 FRINGVOIP FRINGVOIP fringvoip Fring VoIP Fring VoIP refers to Fring audio calls. Fring is a peertopeer mobile service enabling live chat, audio and video calls from mobile phones. Fring technology is a Mobile VoIP based internet telephony service. Fring runs on various mobile devices including iphone, Android and kia. L7: Sub Trafficclass fringgroup businessirrelevant. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. voiceandvideo voicevideochatcollaboration voiptelephony. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 39
40 FRINGVOIP 40
41 FRING FRING fring Fring Fring is a peertopeer mobile service enabling live chat, audio and video calls from mobile phones. Fring technology is a Mobile VoIP based internet telephony service. Fring runs on various mobile devices including iphone, Android and kia. Fring refers to session initiation, IM and Ads. L7: Sub Trafficclass fringgroup businessirrelevant. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. instantmessaging voicevideochatcollaboration multimediaconferencing. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 41
42 FRING 42
43 FTPAGENT FTPAGENT ftpagent FTP Software Agent System Registered with IANA on port 574 TCP/UDP servicenamesportnumbers.xml L4: Sub Trafficclass ftpgroup default. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. filesharing bulkdata. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 43
44 FTPDATA FTPDATA ftpdata File Transfer [Default Data] FTP is built on a clientserver architecture and uses separate control and data connections between the client and the server. FTP users may authenticate themselves using a cleartext signin protocol, normally in the form of a username and password, but can connect anonymously if the server is configured to allow it. L4: Sub Trafficclass ftpgroup default. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. filesharing clientserver bulkdata. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 44
45 FTPDATA 45
46 FTP FTP ftp File Transfer Protocol File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is used to transfer files between hosts over TCP networks and is based on clientserver architecture. An FTP server usually listens on port L4: ,21000 Sub Trafficclass ftpgroup default. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. filesharing clientserver bulkdata. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 46
47 FTPSDATA FTPSDATA ftpsdata Secure FTP Data FTPS (also known as FTP Secure and FTPSSL) is an extension to the commonly used File Transfer Protocol (FTP) that adds support for the Transport Layer Security (TLS) and the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) cryptographic protocols. L4: Sub Trafficclass ftpgroup businessdefault. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. filesharing bulkdata. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. ssl,spdy 47
48 FUJITSUDEV FUJITSUDEV fujitsudev Fujitsu Device Control Fujitsu Device Control is a system that controls devices within a house, to reduce the effort required of a user during authentication, as well as to prevent unauthorized access by a third party. By Fujitsu Limited, a Japanese IT services provider. L4: Sub Trafficclass default. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. bulkdata. From Cisco IOS XE 3.16S and IOS 15.5(3)M only. 48
49 FUJITSUDEV 49
50 FUJITSUDEV 50
Protocols: F. NBAR2 Protocol Pack
Protocols: F FACEBOOK, page 3 FACEBOOKAUDIO, page 4 FACEBOOKMEDIA, page 5 FACEBOOKVEO, page 6 FACETIME, page 7 FASTTRACKSTATIC, page 9 FASTTRACK, page 11 FATSERV, page 13 FC, page 14 FC2, page 16 FCP,
Protocols: F. Protocol Pack
Protocols: F FACEBOOK, page 3 FACEBOOKAUDIO, page 4 FACEBOOKMEDIA, page 5 FACEBOOKVEO, page 6 FACETIME, page 7 FASTTRACK, page 9 FASTTRACKSTATIC, page 11 FATSERV, page 13 FC, page 14 FC2, page 16 FCP,
Protocols: F Protocols: F
FACEBOOK, on page 3 FACEBOOKAUDIO, on page 4 FACEBOOKMEDIA, on page 5 FACEBOOKVEO, on page 6 FACETIME, on page 7 FASTTRACK, on page 8 FASTTRACKSTATIC, on page 9 FATSERV, on page 10 FC, on page 11 FC2,
FACEBOOK through FUJITSU-DEV
FACEBOOK, page 3 FACETIME, page 4 FASTTRACKSTATIC, page 5 FASTTRACK, page 6 FATSERV, page 7 FC, page 8 FC2, page 9 FCP, page 10 FILEMAKERANNOUNCEMENT, page 11 FILETOPIA, page 12 FINGER, page 13 FIRE, page
FACEBOOK through FUJITSU-DEV
FACEBOOK through FUJITSUDEV FACEBOOK, page 3 FACETIME, page 4 FASTTRACKSTATIC, page 5 FASTTRACK, page 6 FATSERV, page 7 FC, page 8 FCP, page 9 FILEMAKERANNOUNCEMENT, page 10 FILETOPIA, page 11 FINGER,
FACEBOOK through FUJITSU-DEV
FACEBOOK through FUJITSUDEV FACEBOOK, page 2 FACETIME, page 3 FASTTRACKSTATIC, page 4 FASTTRACK, page 5 FATSERV, page 6 FC, page 7 FCP, page 8 FILEMAKERANNOUNCEMENT, page 9 FILETOPIA, page 10 FINGER, page
FACEBOOK through FUJITSU-DEV
Americas Headquarters: Cisco Systems, Inc., 170 West Tasman Drive, San Jose, CA 95134-1706 USA FACEBOOK FACEBOOK through FUJITSU-DEV FACEBOOK facebook Facebook Facebook is a social network service and
TACACS through TWITTER
TACACS through TWITTER TACACS, page 3 TACNEWS, page 5 TALK, page 6 TAPEWARE, page 7 TCF, page 8 TCPOVERDNS, page 10 TDREPLICA, page 11 TDSERVICE, page 13 TEAMSOUND, page 14 TEAMSPEAK, page 15 TEAMVIEWER,
Protocols: G. NBAR2 Protocol Pack
Protocols: G GACP, page 3 GAMESPY, page 4 GBRGE, page 5 GDOMAP, page 6 GDS_DB, page 8 GENIE, page 9 GENRADMUX, page 10 GGFNCP, page 11 GGP, page 12 GINAD, page 14 GITHUB, page 15 GIZMODO, page 16 GKRELLM,
KAKAO-TALK through LWAPP
KAKAOTALK through LWAPP KAKAOTALK, page 3 KAKAOSERVICES, page 5 KALI, page 6 KAYAKCOM, page 8 KAZAA2, page 9 KBLOCK, page 10 KERBEROSADM, page 11 KERBEROS, page 13 KEYHOLETV, page 15 KEYSERVER, page 16
GACP through GTP-USER
GACP through GTPUSER GACP, page 3 GAMESPY, page 4 GBRGE, page 5 GDOMAP, page 6 GDS_DB, page 8 GENIE, page 9 GENRADMUX, page 10 GGFNCP, page 11 GGP, page 12 GINAD, page 14 GITHUB, page 15 GIZMODO, page
Protocols: G. Protocol Pack
Protocols: G GACP, page 3 GAMESPY, page 4 GBRGE, page 5 GDOMAP, page 6 GDS_DB, page 8 GENIE, page 9 GENRADMUX, page 10 GGFNCP, page 11 GGP, page 12 GINAD, page 14 GITHUB, page 15 GIZMODO, page 16 GKRELLM,
Protocols: G Protocols: G
GACP, on page 3 GAMESPY, on page 4 GBRGE, on page 5 GDOMAP, on page 6 GDS_DB, on page 7 GENIE, on page 8 GENRADMUX, on page 9 GGFNCP, on page 10 GGP, on page 11 GINAD, on page 12 GITHUB, on page 13 GIZMODO,
Protocols: B. Protocol Pack
Protocols: B BABELGUM, page 3 BACKPAGE, page 4 BACNET, page 5 BADOO, page 7 BAUMOVIE, page 8 BANDCAMPCOM, page 9 BANKOFAMERICA, page 10 BANYANRPC, page 11 BANYANVIP, page 12 BASECAMP, page 14 BB, page
BABELGUM through BUZZFEED
BABELGUM through BUZZFEED BABELGUM, page 3 BACNET, page 4 BAUMOVIE, page 6 BANYANRPC, page 7 BANYANVIP, page 8 BB, page 10 BBNRCCMON, page 11 BDP, page 12 BFTP, page 14 BGMP, page 16 BGP, page 17 BGSNSI,
BABELGUM through BUZZFEED
BABELGUM through BUZZFEED BABELGUM, page 3 BACNET, page 4 BACKUPSERVICE, page 6 BAUMOVIE, page 7 BANYANRPC, page 8 BANYANVIP, page 9 BB, page 11 BBNRCCMON, page 12 BDP, page 13 BFTP, page 15 BGMP, page
GACP through GURUGURU
GACP, page 2 GAMESPY, page 3 GBRGE, page 4 GDOMAP, page 5 GDS_DB, page 6 GENIE, page 7 GENRADMUX, page 8 GGFNCP, page 9 GGP, page 10 GHOSTSURF, page 10 GINAD, page 11 GKRELLM, page 12 GMAIL, page 13 GMTP,
GAME-SPY through GURUGURU
GAMESPY through GURUGURU GACP, page 3 GAMESPY, page 4 GBRGE, page 5 GDOMAP, page 6 GDS_DB, page 7 GENIE, page 8 GENRADMUX, page 9 GGFNCP, page 10 GGP, page 11 GHOSTSURF, page 12 GINAD, page 13 GKRELLM,
GACP through GTP-USER
GACP through GTPUSER GACP, page 3 GAMESPY, page 4 GBRGE, page 5 GDOMAP, page 6 GDS_DB, page 7 GENIE, page 8 GENRADMUX, page 9 GGFNCP, page 10 GGP, page 11 GINAD, page 13 GKRELLM, page 14 GMAIL, page 15
GACP through GTP-USER
GACP, page 3 GAMESPY, page 4 GBRGE, page 5 GDOMAP, page 6 GDS_DB, page 7 GENIE, page 8 GENRADMUX, page 9 GGFNCP, page 10 GGP, page 11 GINAD, page 13 GKRELLM, page 14 GMAIL, page 15 GMTP, page 16 GNUTELLA,
TACACS through TWITTER
TACACS through TWITTER TACACS, page 4 TACNEWS, page 6 TAGGEDCOM, page 7 TALK, page 8 TAPEWARE, page 9 TARINGA, page 10 TCF, page 11 TCPOVERDNS, page 13 TDREPLICA, page 14 TDSERVICE, page 16 TEAMSOUND,
Protocols: T. NBAR2 Protocol Pack
Protocols: T TACACS, page 4 TACNEWS, page 6 TAGGEDCOM, page 7 TALK, page 8 TAPEWARE, page 9 TARINGA, page 10 TCF, page 11 TCPOVERDNS, page 13 TDREPLICA, page 14 TDSERVICE, page 16 TEAMSOUND, page 17 TEAMSPEAK,
KAKAO-TALK through LWAPP
KAKAOTALK through LWAPP KAKAOTALK, page 3 KAKAOSERVICES, page 4 KALI, page 5 KAZAA2, page 6 KBLOCK, page 7 KERBEROSADM, page 8 KERBEROS, page 9 KEYSERVER, page 10 KIS, page 11 KLOGIN, page 12 KNETCMP,
UAAC through VSLMP NBAR2 Protocol Pack for Wireless LAN Controllers OL-xxxxx-xx
UAAC, page 3 UARPS, page 4 UDPLITE, page 5 UIS, page 7 ULISTPROC, page 8 ULP, page 9 ULPNET, page 11 UNATALDM, page 12 UNIFY, page 14 UPS, page 15 URM, page 16 UTI, page 17 UTIME, page 18 UTMPCD, page
Protocols: T Protocols: T
TACACS, on page 3 TACNEWS, on page 4 TAGGEDCOM, on page 5 TALK, on page 6 TAPEWARE, on page 7 TARINGA, on page 8 TCF, on page 9 TCPOVERDNS, on page 10 TDREPLICA, on page 11 TDSERVICE, on page 12 TEAMSOUND,
UAAC through VSLMP UAAC through VSLMP
UAAC, on page 3 UARPS, on page 4 UDPLITE, on page 5 UIS, on page 6 ULISTPROC, on page 7 ULP, on page 8 ULPNET, on page 9 UNATALDM, on page 10 UNIFY, on page 11 UPS, on page 12 URM, on page 13 UTI, on page
Protocols: H Protocols: H
H225, on page 3 H245, on page 4 H323, on page 5 HACLUSTER, on page 6 HAMACHI, on page 7 HANGOUTS, on page 8 HANGOUTSAUDIO, on page 9 HANGOUTSCHAT, on page 10 HANGOUTSFILETRANSFER, on page 11 HANGOUTSMEDIA,
Protocols: U, V. Protocol Pack
Protocols: U, V UAAC, page 4 UARPS, page 5 UDPLITE, page 6 UIS, page 8 ULISTPROC, page 9 ULP, page 10 ULPNET, page 12 ULTRASURF, page 13 UNATALDM, page 14 UNITEAIRLINES, page 16 UNIFY, page 17 UOL, page
Protocols: H. NBAR2 Protocol Pack
H323, page 3 HACLUSTER, page 5 HAMACHI, page 7 HAP, page 9 HASSLE, page 11 HCPWISMAR, page 12 HDAP, page 13 HELLOPORT, page 14 HEMS, page 16 HEROIXLONGITUDE, page 18 HIP, page 19 HITACHISPC, page 21 HL7,
WAP-PUSH through ZSERV
WAPPUSH, on page 3 WAPPUSHHTTP, on page 4 WAPPUSHHTTPS, on page 5 WAPPUSHSECURE, on page 6 WAPVCAL, on page 7 WAPVCALS, on page 8 WAPVCARD, on page 9 WAPVCARDS, on page 10 WAPWSP, on page 11 WAPWSPS, on
BABELGUM through BR-SAT-MON
BABELGUM through BRSATMON BABELGUM, page 3 BACNET, page 4 BAUMOVIE, page 5 BANYANRPC, page 6 BANYANVIP, page 7 BB, page 8 BBNRCCMON, page 9 BDP, page 10 BFTP, page 11 BGMP, page 12 BGP, page 13 BGSNSI,
P10 through PWDGEN. NBAR2 Protocol Pack
P10 through PWDGEN P10, page 4 PANDO, page 6 PANDORA, page 8 PARSECGAME, page 10 PASSGOTIVOLI, page 11 PASSGO, page 13 PASSWORDCHG, page 15 PATCHCOM, page 17 PAWSERV, page 18 PAYPAL, page 19 PBSWEBPORTAL,
Protocols: P. Protocol Pack
Protocols: P P10, page 4 PANDO, page 6 PANDORA, page 8 PARSECGAME, page 10 PASSGOTIVOLI, page 11 PASSGO, page 13 PASSWORDCHG, page 15 PATCHCOM, page 17 PAWSERV, page 18 PAYPAL, page 19 PBSWEBPORTAL, page
Protocols: D. Protocol Pack
Protocols: D DAMEWAREMRC, page 4 DANTZ, page 6 DANGDANG, page 7 DASP, page 8 DATASURFSRV, page 9 DATASURFSRVSEC, page 10 DATEXASN, page 11 DAUM, page 12 DAYTIME, page 13 DBASE, page 14 DCCP, page 16 DCLINK,
Protocols: O. Protocol Pack
Protocols: O OBEX, page 3 OBJCALL, page 4 OCBINDER, page 6 OCS_AMU, page 7 OCS_CMU, page 8 OCSERVER, page 9 OCSP, page 10 ODMR, page 11 OHIMSRV, page 13 OKCUP, page 14 OLSR, page 15 OMGINITIALREFS, page
Protocols: P Protocols: P
P10, on page 3 PANDO, on page 4 PANDORA, on page 5 PARSECGAME, on page 6 PASSGOTIVOLI, on page 7 PASSGO, on page 8 PASSWORDCHG, on page 9 PATCHCOM, on page 10 PAWSERV, on page 11 PAYPAL, on page 12 PBSWEBPORTAL,
Protocols: Q, R. NBAR2 Protocol Pack for Cisco Wireless Controllers 1
Protocols: Q, R QBIKGDP, page 4 QFT, page 6 QMQP, page 7 QMTP, page 8 QNX, page 9 QOTD, page 10 QQACCOUNTS, page 11 QQGAMES, page 12 QQIM, page 13 QQSERVICES, page 15 QQLIVE, page 16 QRH, page 17 QUIC,
NAME through NXEDIT. NBAR2 Protocol Pack
NAME through NXEDIT NAME, page 4 NAMP, page 6 NAPSTER, page 8 NARP, page 9 NAS, page 11 NATECOM, page 13 NATIONALPUBLICRADIO, page 14 NAVERLINE, page 15 NBCNEWS, page 16 NCED, page 17 NCLD, page 18 NCP,
Protocols: D Protocols: D
DAMEWAREMRC, on page 3 DANTZ, on page 4 DANGDANG, on page 5 DASP, on page 6 DATASURFSRV, on page 7 DATASURFSRVSEC, on page 8 DATEXASN, on page 9 DAUM, on page 10 DAYTIME, on page 11 DBASE, on page 12 DCCP,
Protocols: 0-9, A. Protocol Pack
Protocols: 09, A 3COMAMP3, page 5 3COMTSMUX, page 6 3PC, page 7 4CHAN, page 8 58CITY, page 9 914C G, page 10 9PFS, page 11 ABCNEWS, page 13 ACAP, page 14 ACAS, page 16 ACCESSBUILDER, page 17 ACCESSNETWORK,
Protocols: Q, R Protocols: Q, R
QBIKGDP, on page 3 QFT, on page 4 QMQP, on page 5 QMTP, on page 6 QNX, on page 7 QOTD, on page 8 QQACCOUNTS, on page 9 QQGAMES, on page 10 QQIM, on page 11 QQSERVICES, on page 12 QQLIVE, on page 13 QRH,
OBEX through OSU-NMS OBEX through OSU-NMS
OBEX through OSUNMS OBEX, on page 3 OBJCALL, on page 4 OCBINDER, on page 5 OCS_AMU, on page 6 OCS_CMU, on page 7 OCSERVER, on page 8 ODMR, on page 9 OHIMSRV, on page 10 OLSR, on page 11 OMGINITIALREFS,
WAP-PUSH through ZULILY
WAPPUSH through ZULILY WAPPUSH, page 5 WAPPUSHHTTP, page 7 WAPPUSHHTTPS, page 8 WAPPUSHSECURE, page 9 WAPVCAL, page 10 WAPVCALS, page 11 WAPVCARD, page 12 WAPVCARDS, page 13 WAPWSP, page 14 WAPWSPS, page
Protocols: W, X, Y, Z
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