Assertion: protocol | /r/CapableOf | use port
Facets:
value: pretty much
type: DEGREE
value: by default
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: On the other hand, it’s much harder for a network admin to block OpenVPN connections since the protocol uses port 443, which is the HTTPS traffic port.
text: The protocol uses the port 49 of TCP or UDP by default and it permits the client host to acknowledge the username and password and forward a query to the TACACS authentication server.
text: And while both protocols pretty much use the same ports due to being paired up with IPSec, L2TP/IPSec might be easier to block with a NAT firewall since L2TP tends to sometimes not work well with NAT – especially if L2TP Passthrough isn’t enabled on the router.