Kofax Communication Server 9.1 - Manual (Page 109)

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TC/Soap Web Server 80/tcp
443/tcp
N Y Standard http and https ports
WebService
client
TC/Soap N
TC/LINK-SC SAP Router 3299/tcp N
TC/LINK-MQ N Y
TC/LINK-WM GSMBox
Mod350
5004/tcp N Y GSMBox
TC/LINK-MD SMS Centre Xxx/tcp N Y Used port numbers depends on the SMS
provider
SMS Center TC/LINK-MD Xxx/tcp N Y
TC/LINK-LN Notes Server 1352/tcp N Y Through installed Notes client
(1) – Except for feature TBD
Further interesting reading (Network Ports Used by Key Microsoft Server products):
http://www.microsoft.com/smallbusiness/support/articles/ref_net_ports_ms_prod.mspx
9.4 Password
Default passwords are often easily cracked. So in your own interest do not use common names as
password. E.g. the name of you company, month, weekday or personal names. Most password hacking
software use word databases for the attack. Even common word and number combination are included.
E.g. “john15”, “eva55”, “KCS1” etc.
Also the storage of the password is significant so it is understandable that any password written on the back
of the keyboard is not more secure than a blank one.
Recommended: use alphanumeric combinations, upper and lower cases and special characters. So the risk
of just guessing the password is low.
E.g. “NoA4ymF” what has the meaning of “No Access four you my Friend”
9.5 Services
Per default, a lot of services are installed and active on every machine with a Microsoft operation system
(like Windows 2003). The following list displays a summary of the services and network protocols
needed/supported from KCS software.