Which range of port numbers is assigned dynamically to client applications when initiating a connection?
[ ] 0 to 255
[ ] 49152 to 65535
[ ] 1024 to 49151
[ ] 0 to 1023
ephermeral ports are 49152 to 65535 they aren’t well known 0 – 1023 and they aren’t REgistered 1024 – 49151 furthermore this isn’t a good way to learn what ur studying,, heh if u knew how much $$ u would make for genuinely knowing this,, u would buckle down on ur studies dude
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