List of recognized applications

File transfer applications	Description	First available in RiOS version
4Shared	A file-sharing service that provides search functions and enables users to upload and download files to their accounts and share links with other people.	8.0
ACR-NEMA	A standard for handling, storing, printing, and transmitting information in medical imaging.	8.0
AFP	A network protocol that offers file services for Mac OS X and original Mac OS. In Mac OS X, AFP is one of several file services supported including Server Message Block (SMB), Network File System (NFS), File Transfer Protocol (FTP), and WebDAV. AFP currently supports Unicode filenames, POSIX and access control list permissions, resource forks, named extended attributes, and advanced file locking.	8.0
Apple Update	A software tool by Apple Computer that installs the latest version of Apple software.	8.0
AppleJuice	A semi-centralized peer-to-peer file sharing network similar to the original eDonkey network.	8.0
AppleJuice GUI	An AppleJuice host running a GUI that represents traffic between itself and a host running the AppleJuice Core.	8.0
Ares	An open-source peer-to-peer file sharing application.	8.5
Astraweb	A Usenet/newsgroup service provider.	6.5
Auditd	The userspace daemon to the Linux auditing system, which is responsible for writing audit records to the disk.	8.0
AVG	A free, downloadable antivirus software solution made by AVG Technologies.	8.0
Avira	A free, downloadable antivirus program that is part of the Avira security product suite.	8.0
BackBlaze	An online backup tool that allows Windows and Mac OS X users to back up their data to an offsite data center.	8.0
BFTP	A protocol for service type background file transfer program registered with IANA on port 152 TCP/UDP.	8.0
BigUpload	A secure uploading, transferring, and file sharing service.	8.5
BitDefender	An antivirus software solution for varying levels of AV protection.	8.0
BITS	A file transfer protocol used primarily for Microsoft updates.	6.5
BitTorrent	A peer-to-peer file sharing protocol used for transferring large amounts of data.	6.5
BlazeFS	A remote file sharing system designed specifically for the Mac OS. Once running, Blaze is transparent to the user and to the client application. It appears as if users are accessing files on a local hard drive.	8.0
Boxnet	An online file sharing and storage website.	8.5
CFDPTKT	A protocol for service type CFDPTKT registered with IANA on port 120 TCP/UDP.	8.0
CIFS	The Common Internet File System used to provide shared access to directories, files, printers, serial ports, and miscellaneous communication devices between nodes on a network.	6.5
CNETdownload	An internet download directory launched in 1996 as part of CNET.	8.5
Commvault	A software solution for enterprise data backup and storage management.	8.0
Datei.to	A general browsing and file transfer hosting service.	8.5
Deposit-Files	An online file storage service.	8.5
DirectConnect	An open-source Windows client for the DirectConnect protocol and Advanced DirectConnect protocol that allows users to connect to a central hub and download files directly from one another.	8.0
Divshare	A media delivery, sharing, and publishing system.	8.5
Docstoc	An electronic business document repository and online store.	8.0
Dropbox	An online file hosting and sharing service.	8.0
eDonkey	A peer sharing application for storage and distribution of large files.	8.0
Eset	An Eset Antivirus/Security software solution.	8.0
Extratorrent	A free download torrent system for movies, music, software, and so on.	8.5
F-Prot	An antivirus software solution for varying levels of AV protection.	8.0
FASP	A high-speed, secure file transfer protocol.	8.0
Filer.cx	A file hosting service that provides free web space for documents, pictures, music, and movies.	8.0
FileServe	A file hosting service.	8.5
Filesonic	A general browsing and file transfer service from data storage website Filesonic.	8.5
FilesTube	A file search engine that searches various file sharing and uploading sites like RapidShare, MegaUpload, MediaFire, Hotfile, Netload, Filesonic, and 4shared.	8.0
Freenet	A peer-to-peer platform that allows for the bypassing of censored communications and allows for user anonymity.	8.6
FTP	A protocol used to transfer files from a file server to a local machine.	6.5
FTP Control	The File Transfer Protocol (FTP) control used to manage FTP data transfers from a file server to a local machine.	8.0
FTP Data	The FTP data flow	8.0
FTPS	The FTP control used over TLS/SSL.	8.0
FTPSDATA	The FTP data over TLS/SSL	8.0
FXP	A protocol that provides a method of data transfer that uses the FTP protocol to transfer data from one remote server to another (inter-server) without routing this data through the client's connection.	8.0
Giganews	A popular Usenet/newsgroup service provider.	6.5
Gnutella	A large peer-to-peer file-sharing network.	6.5
GPFS	A high-performance shared-disk clustered file system.	8.0
GSIFTP	An FTP enhancement that uses GSI security.	8.0
HiveStor	An open source software program that integrates existing and new commodity hardware to provide a reliable storage network with no single point of failure.	8.0
Hotfile	A free download/upload management tool that increases the speed and stability of your downloads/uploads.	8.0
iCloud	The cloud data storage and computing service from Apple.	8.5
ifile.it	An online backup service website.	8.5
iMesh	A media and file-sharing client with online social network features.	8.0
ImageShack	A general browsing and file transfer service from image hosting website ImageShack.	8.5
Kaspersky	An antivirus software solution for varying levels of AV protection at home and at work.	8.0
Kat	A torrent download site.	8.5
Kazaa	A popular file-sharing client that provides unlimited streaming of free music files.	6.5
KFTP	A file transfer protocol with Kerberos authentication and encryption.	8.0
KFTPDATA	A protocol for service type Kerberos FTP Data registered with IANA on port 6620 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Letitbit	A Russian file hosting website.	8.5
Manolito	A free peer-to-peer file sharing network. Users can download music, create play lists, and use instant messaging to chat with friends.	8.0
MC-FTP	An encrypted multicast file transfer program that transfers files to multiple receivers simultaneously.	8.0
McAfee	A free, downloadable antivirus software solution, and premium AV software solutions for home and office.	8.0
McIDAS	A protocol for service type McIDAS Data Transmission registered with IANA on port 112 TCP/UDP.	8.0
MediaFire	An online file hosting service that enables users to upload, download, manage and share documents, presentations, videos, images and more.	8.0
Megashares	A file sharing and storage site.	8.5
MSDN	The group within Microsoft responsible for networking with developers and testers.	8.0
Multiupload	A forwarding site for major upload sites such as Megaupload, Upload King, DepositFiles, Hotfile, Uploadhere, Zshare, Filesonic, Fileserve, and Wupload.	8.5
MUTE-net	A peer-to-peer file sharing network that uses a routing algorithm inspired by ant colonies. MUTE-net has not been maintained since April 2007, although software compatibility with the MUTE network has been updated since then.	8.0
NFA	A network file system that acts as a client for a remote file access protocol, providing access to files on a server.	8.0
NFS	A network file system protocol that enables a user on a client computer to access files over a network.	6.5
NI FTP	The network independent file transfer program.	8.0
NNTP	An internet application protocol used for transporting Usenet news articles (netnews) between news servers and for reading and posting articles by end-user client applications.	6.5
NovaBACKUP	A data protection and availability software solution that offers support for multi-OS environments and is capable of handling thousands of servers and petabytes of information.	8.0
OFTP	A protocol used for electronic data interchange (EDI) between two communications business partners.	8.0
OFTPS	An FTP protocol used over SSL/TLS primarily for electronic data interchange between two communications business partners.	8.0
Online-File-Folder	A storage service provided by godaddy.com.	8.5
Paltalk File Transfer	A software file transfer application that allows users to communicate through instant messaging, voice, and video chat.	8.0
Panda	An antivirus software solution for varying levels of AV protection.	8.0
Pando	A free file-sharing application that uses both peer-to-peer and client-server architectures. Users are able to send files that might be too large to send through email.	8.0
PDbox	A file sharing website that allows transfers of videos (often Korean television programs), photos, and music. The site provides a forum for information and opinion exchange as well as free personal storage space for media exchange.	8.6
PFTP	A file transfer protocol that transfers files, directories, and data to other hosts running pftp.	8.0
PutLocker	An online file hosting site.	8.5
QFT	The queued file transport protocol.	8.0
RapidShare	An online file hosting and sharing service.	8.0
SBNTBCST	A file transfer protocol.	8.0
SFTP	A secure file transfer protocol typically used with the SSH protocol.	8.0
Share P2P	A closed-source p2p application developed in Japan.	8.0
Skype File Transfer	A peer-to-peer file transfer service that is part of the Skype messaging application.	6.5
SuperNews	A Usenet/newsgroup service provider.	6.5
Swift RVFP	A protocol for service type swift-rvf registered with IANA on port 97 TCP/UDP.	8.0
TFTP	A lightweight file transfer protocol.	8.0
TFTPS	A lightweight file transfer protocol over SSL/TLS.	8.0
Torrentz	A Finland-based metasearch engine for BitTorrent.	8.5
Uploading	An online paid cloud storage service.	8.5
Usenet	A worldwide distributed internet discussion system. Users read and post messages (called articles or posts, and collectively termed news) to one or more categories, known as newsgroups.	6.5
UUCP	A protocol for service type UUCP Path Service registered with IANA on port 117 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Vagaa	A peer-to-peer program originating from mainland China. The software is compatible with eDonkey network and BitTorrent and can be used for downloading large files.	8.6
WebDAV	A web-based distributed authoring and versioning system that enables users to collaboratively edit and manage files on a remote web server.	8.0
Windows Update	A service provided by Microsoft that enables users to get software patches and updates for MS Windows and other programs, including Internet Explorer, over the internet.	8.0
WinMX	WinMX is a free peer-to-peer file sharing program. It runs on the Windows operating system; however, the official WinMX website and WinMX servers offline since 2005 as a result of an increased presence of dummy files on the site, which led to a lawsuit. The application now operates through third-party modifications.	8.0
Winny	A Japanese peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing program.	8.0
XMPP-File-Transfer	An XMPP protocol extension for establishing an Out-of-Band (OOB) byte stream between any two XMPP users, mainly for the purpose of file transfer. The byte stream can be either direct (peer-to-peer) or mediated (though a special-purpose proxy server). The typical transport protocol used is TCP, although UDP can optionally be supported as well.	9.1
Xunlei	A download manager that supports file transfers using HTTP, FTP, eDonkey, and BitTorrent protocols	8.0
Yahoo Msg File Transfer	A file transfer protocol for traffic within the Yahoo Messenger client.	8.0
YouSendIt	A web-based secure digital file delivery company that lets users securely send, receive, and track files on demand.	8.0
ZanNet	A combination Windows 95 network client and UNIX server that provides Windows 95 network drive access to your server files. Intended to replace both File Transfer Protocol (FTP) and Telnet programs, ZanNet accesses web pages and remote files over your current internet connection.	8.0

Game applications	Description	First available in RiOS version
4399COM	A general browsing and game play on a Chinese casual gaming website.	8.5
Battle.net	A premium gaming service provided by Blizzard Entertainment.	8.0
Battle.net desktop app	The traffic generated by the Battle.net desktop application.	9.1
Battle.net game protocol	The traffic generated by the Battle.net game protocol.	9.1
Battle.net website	The traffic generated by the Battle.net website.	9.1
Bet365	An online gaming and betting website.	8.5
Blizzard	The Blizzard game client download traffic.	9.1
Blizzard downloader	A tool used to download Blizzard game clients.	9.1
Blizzard.com	The Blizzard gaming website traffic.	9.1
Blizzard game data files	The traffic generated when downloading game data files from Blizzard servers during installation or updating a game.	9.1
Blokus	A website for playing the online version of the strategy board game Blokus against human or computer opponents.	8.6
Doof	A free online gaming website.	8.5
Evony	An Adobe Flash-based multiplayer online game, set in medieval times.	8.5
Farmville	A real-time farm simulation game developed by Zynga, available as an application on Facebook and as an app on the Apple iPhone.	8.0
GungHo	A Japanese online entertainment video game corporation.	9.1
IMGames	A protocol for service-type IMGames registered with IANA on port 1077 TCP/UDP.	8.0
LINE games	A gaming and mobile application website.	9.1
Mafiawars	A multiplayer browser game created by Zynga. It is on several social networking sites and on the iPhone.	8.0
Mobaga-Town	A Japanese online gaming site.	9.1
PS3 Game	The games played on the series of video game consoles developed by Sony.	9.1
PS3 Match	The process of connecting players together for online play sessions in multiplayer video games.	9.1
PS Network	The Playstation 3 or 4 traffic that is accessing the Playstation network.	9.1
PS Site	The Playstation website.	9.1
Steam	An online gaming social networking website. Users can purchase, download, and play games, as they connect with friends and groups with similar interests.	8.0
Steam Client	A client for digital-based distribution used with HTTP traffic for Steam store browsing and news updates.	8.0
Steam DLC	The downloadable content from Steam (games, updates, and so on).	8.0
Steam Game	The Steam online gaming traffic.	8.0
Steam Social	The Steam social traffic (friends network, peer-to-peer voice chat).	8.0
World-Of-Warcraft	The traffic generated by the World of Warcraft game, that handles interactions between players and the online world.	9.1
Xbox Live	An online multiplayer gaming and digital media delivery service created and operated by Microsoft Corporation.	8.0
Y8	A general browsing, game play, and streaming media website.	8.5
Zynga	A social network game developer of browser-based games that work both stand-alone and as application widgets on social networking websites such as Facebook and MySpace.	8.0
Zynga-Poker	An online poker game.	9.1

Messaging applications	Description	First available in RiOS version
050PLUS	A Japanese application for making and receiving VoIP calls to other 050Plus users and PSTN telephone numbers.	8.6
AIM	An instant messaging and presence application that enables users to conduct person-to-person instant messaging, chat room messaging, peer-to-peer file sharing, and Facebook support, among other features.	6.5
Aliwangwang	An instant messaging application provided by the Alibaba network. Aliwangwang is used for personal communications as well as communications with people selling or buying products online.	8.6
APNS	An Apple push notification service that opens a constant IP connection to forward notifications from its servers to Apple devices.	8.5
C2DM	A service that helps developers send data from servers to their applications on Android devices. The service provides a simple, lightweight mechanism that servers can use to tell mobile applications to contact the server directly, to fetch updated application or user data. The C2DM service handles all aspects of message queueing and delivery to the target application running on the target device.	8.0
CISCOUC	A software application that allows users to chat, make voice and video calls, and share screens over the internet.	9.1
CISUCAUD	Cisco Jabber audio conferencing.	9.1
CISUCVID	Cisco Jabber video conferencing.	9.1
eBuddy	Mobile messaging applications that allow users to send text, pictures, and videos through internet connections.	8.6
eBuddy XMS	A Single sign-on application for connecting to popular instant messaging services.	8.6
Fring	A mobile messaging application to control messaging flow traffic.	8.5
Gadu Gadu	The traffic that includes instant text messaging and browsing the Gadu Gadu product website.	9.1
Google Hangouts	The traffic generated by voice and video streams from Google Hangouts, text chats, photo sharing, and some parts of the product web page.	9.1
Google Helpouts	The traffic generated by voice and video streams from Google Helpouts.	9.1
Google Talk	The VoIP application used with Google IM/chat.	6.5
Google Talk Audio	Allows you to make an audio call using Google Talk IM service.	8.6
Google Talk File Transfer	Allows you to send a file using Google Talk IM service.	8.6
Google Talk Gadget	The Flash-based Google Talk IM client.	8.0
Google Talk Video	Allows you to send make a video call using Google Talk IM service or Google Mobile service.	8.6
Hushmail	A web-based email service offering PGP-encrypted email, file storage, and a vanity domain service.	8.5
iCall	A messaging application that sends messages, voice, and video conference across multiple platforms. It also allows for calls between iCall devices and mobile phones.	8.6
ICQ	An instant messaging computer program.	8.0
IMO.im	An instant messenger service that allows for third-party authentication.	8.5
IRC	A popular form of real-time internet text messaging.	6.5
ISCHAT	An integrated set of live voice, chat, and email response services that enable online businesses to deliver just-in-time, personalized, interactive assistance to each visitor (now known as ATG Live Help).	8.0
Kakao Talk Kakao Audio	An instant messaging application capable of sharing images, video, and voice clips.	8.6
Koolim	A web messaging site that combines all of the most popular instant messaging services together.	8.5
LINE	A Japanese mobile application that provides IM and voice and video chat capability on multiple platforms.	8.6
LINE-Media	The video calls between LINE users.	9.1
Line2	A mobile VoIP application that allows the user to add a second line to their iPhone or Android device, or to give a phone number to an iPad. Data is transferred over WiFi, cellular data, or cellular voice connections. Text messaging is supported for US-based customers only.	8.0
Meebo	An instant messaging (IM) web platform that can connect with numerous IM networks.	8.0
Multimedia Messaging Service	A standard way to send messages that include multimedia content to and from mobile phones.	8.6
MPM	An Internet Message Protocol - RFC 753	8.0
MSMQ	A messaging protocol that enables applications running on separate servers/processes to communicate in a failsafe manner.	8.0
MSN2Go	A third-party service for Windows Live Messenger.	8.5
MSNP	An instant messaging protocol developed by Microsoft for use by the .NET Messenger Service and the instant messaging clients that connect to it, such as Windows Live Messenger.	8.0
MSP	An application layer protocol used to send a short message between nodes on a network.	8.0
NateOn	An instant messaging application provided by SK Communications available for Windows, Mac, Linux, and mobile platforms.	8.6
Net2Phone	A software package that allows you to make phone calls and send faxes anywhere in the world.	9.1
Net2Phone Media	The media traffic associated with Net2Phone calling services.	9.1
Nimbuzz	An instant messaging application that supports VoIP and Video communications.	8.6
Nimbuzz Messaging	An instant messaging application that supports VoIP and Video communications.	8.6
Nimbuzz World	An instant messaging application that supports VoIP and Video communications.	8.6
Open-Webmail	A simple web mail service.
OSCAR	Open System for Communication in Realtime is AOL’s flagship instant messaging and presence information protocol. Currently, OSCAR is in use for two main AOL instant messaging systems: ICQ and AIM.	8.0
Paltalk Chat	The Paltalk instant messaging text messaging traffic.	8.0
Paltalk Messenger	An internet and downloadable chat service that enables users to communicate through instant messaging, voice, and video chat	8.0
Pinger	A software application that enables you to send and receive free texts (real SMS) with your own free texting number.	8.0
QOTD	An internet protocol defined in RFC 865. It is intended for testing and measurement purposes.	8.0
QQ	A free instant messaging computer program in mainland China.	8.0
Skype	A proprietary service that enables users to chat, make voice and video calls, and transfer files over the internet.	6.5
Skype Auth	The Skype IP authentication and registration.	8.0
Skype Out	The service that allows Skype users to call phone numbers, including landline and mobile phones, for a fee.	8.0
Skype p2p	The Skype peer-to-peer traffic, chat, file-transfer, voice, and video.	8.0
Skype Probe	The Skype discovery probe, used to locate open ports and automatically detect a local web proxy.	8.0
SLI Systems	A service that focuses on site-search enhancement and ad generation.	8.6
Smart AdServer	A platform for generating ads.	8.6
Softonic	A software download portal.	8.6
Softpedia	A software news, reviews, and download directory website.	8.6
Sogou	A Chinese search engine that can search text, images, music, and maps.	8.6
Sohu	A Chinese website that offers advertising, a search engine, on-line multiplayer gaming, and other services.	8.6
Tango	A free mobile video communications service that works on the PC, iPhone, iPod touch, Windows Phone 7, hundreds of Android phones and tablets, and 3G, 4G, and Wi-Fi.	8.5
Vchat	An internet conferencing protocol.	8.0
Viber	A mobile application for iPhone and Android that enables users to make free phone calls and send text messages to anyone else using the installed application.	8.5
WeChat	An instant messaging application for mobile devices. It also provides a web interface for messaging on non-mobile devices.	8.6
WhatsApp	WhatsApp Messenger is a cross-platform mobile messaging application that enables message exchanges without paying for SMS.	8.0
Windows Live	A collection of Microsoft online services.	8.0
XMPP	The extensible messaging and presence protocol, an open technology for real-time communication.	6.5
Yahoo Messenger	The Yahoo instant messaging client.	6.5

Networking applications	Description	First available in RiOS version
3COM-TSMUX	A queueing protocol for service type 3COM-tsmux, registered with IANA on port 106 TCP/UDP.	8.0
8021Q	A protocol that enables nodes on different VLANs to communicate with one another through a network switch with Network Layer (Layer-3) capabilities, or through a router.	8.0
914CG	A Texas Instruments 914C/G terminal protocol for service type 914c-g (alias: 914c/g) registered with IANA on port 211 TCP/UDP.	8.0
ACA Services	A DEC Application Control Architecture Services protocol for service type ACAS registered with IANA on Port 62 TCP/UDP.	8.0
ACI	The application communication interface registered with IANA on Port 187 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Active Directory	The Microsoft Active Directory protocol.	6.5
ActiveSync	The Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync notifications, on IANA port 1034/TCP and 1034/UDP.	6.5
AD Backup	The Microsoft Active Directory backup service.	8.0
AD DRS	The Microsoft Active directory replication services.	8.0
AD DSAOP	The Microsoft Active Directory DSAOP services.	8.0
AD DSROL	The Microsoft Active Directory domain services that help administrators securely manage users, computers, and other devices on the network and facilitates resource sharing and collaboration between users.	8.0
AD FRS	The Microsoft Active Directory file replication service.	8.5
AD NSP	The Microsoft Active Directory name service provider.	8.0
AD	The Microsoft Active Directory service.	8.0
AD XDS	The Microsoft Active Directory Extended Directory Service that enables AD to be extended to store custom data that is of interest to the enterprise.	8.0
AED512	AED 512 Emulation Service	8.0
Alias	port 1187/TCP and 1187/UDP	8.0
ANET	ATEXSSTR	8.0
ANSA Notify	ANSA REX Notify	8.0
ANSA REX Trader	ANSA REX Trader	8.0
Apple ARP	The Apple Computer system that enables AppleTalk protocol to work over networks other than LocalTalk, such as Ethernet or Token Ring.	8.0
AppleShare	AppleShare IP WebAdmin	8.0
AppleTalk	A proprietary suite of protocols developed by Apple Inc. for networking computers.	8.0
ARCISDMS	Protocol for service type Arcisdms registered with IANA on port 262 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Ariel	Ariel hardware and software scans articles, photos, and other documents and transmits the electronic images to other Ariel workstations anywhere in the world using either FTP or email. Also converts them to PDF for easy delivery.	8.0
ARNS	port 384/TCP and 384/UDP	8.0
ARP	A computer networking protocol for determining a network host's link layer or hardware address when only its internet layer (IP) or network layer address is known.	8.0
ASA	port 386/TCP and 386/UDP	8.0
ATM FATE	Frame-based ATM Transport over Ethernet	8.0
ATM MPOA	Multiprotocol over ATM	8.0
AUDIT	Unisys Audit SITP	8.0
Aurora	A link layer communications protocol for use on point-to-point serial links. Developed by Xilinx, it is intended for use in high-speed (tens of gigabits/second or more) connections internally in a computer.	8.0
BGMP	Border Gateway Multicast Protocol	8.0
BGP	Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is the protocol backing the core routing decisions on the internet.	6.5
BH611	Protocol for service type bh611 registered with IANA on port 354 TCP/UDP.	8.0
BHEVENT	Protocol for service type bhevent registered with IANA on port 357 TCP/UDP.	8.0
BHFHS	Protocol for service type bhfhs registered with IANA on port 248 TCP/UDP.	8.0
BHMDS	Protocol for service type bhmds registered with IANA on port 310 TCP/UDP.	8.0
BJNP	The proprietary printer protocol used by CANON printers.	8.6
Blackjack	port 1025/TCP and 1025/UDP	8.0
Bonjour	A multicast domain name system (mDNS).	9.1
Bnet	port 415/TCP and 415/UDP	8.0
Certification Authority (CA)	Issues digital certificates that certify the ownership of a public key for message encryption.	8.6
Cableport AX	Protocol for service type Cable port A/X registered with IANA on port 282 TCP/UDP	8.0
CAIlic	Computer Associates Int'l License Server	8.0
CAP	port 1026/TCP and 1026/UDP	8.0
CCP	The traffic generated by the compression control protocol (CCO) when configuring, enabling, and disabling data compression algorithms on both ends of a point-to-point (PPP) link.	9.1
CDC	Certificate Distribution Center	8.0
CHAP	An authentication protocol within PPP that uses an encrypted challenge.	9.1
Cisco DRP	Director Response Protocol (DRP) enables the Cisco DistributedDirector product to query routers (DRP Server Agents) in the field for Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) and Interior Gateway Protocol (IGP) routing table metrics between distributed servers and clients.	8.0
Cisco FNATIVE	Used for Cisco Proprietary Protocols on Cisco Catalyst Network Analysis Modules.	8.0
Cisco GDP	The Gateway Discovery Protocol (GDP) allows hosts to dynamically detect the arrival of new routers, as well as determine when a router goes down.	8.0
Cisco SYSMAINT	Cisco SYSMAINT	8.0
Cisco TNATIVE	Cisco TNATIVE	8.0
CL1	Network Innovations CL/1	8.0
CLDAP	The connectionless lightweight directory access protocol is an application protocol for accessing and maintaining distributed directory information services over an internet protocol network using UDP.	8.5
Clearcase	A software tool for revision control (for example, configuration management or SCM) of source code and other software development assets. It is developed by the Rational Software division of IBM. ClearCase forms the base of revision control for many large- and medium-sized businesses and can handle projects with hundreds or thousands of developers.	8.0
CLOANTO	The cloanto.net infrastructure provides redundant hosting, email, and telecommunications services.	8.0
Coda Auth	Coda Authentication Service, part of Coda file system services, developed by Carnegie Mellon University. Protocol for service type codaauth2 registered with IANA on port 370 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Companion-Specification-for-Energy-Metering	A specification that supports energy metering data exchanges between systems.	9.1
CompressNET	CompressNET is a commercial WAN compression protocol.	8.0
COMSCM	SCM Microsystems is a leading provider of solutions for secure access, secure identity. and secure exchange.	8.0
CORBA	Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) is a standard defined by the Object Management Group (OMG) that enables software components written in multiple computer languages and running on multiple computers to work together (that is, it supports multiple platforms). Domino Internet Inter-ORB Protocol (DIIOP) is CORBA over IIOP for Lotus Domino. DIIOP allows external programs to attach to and manipulate Domino databases. DIIOP is frequently used to allow Java-based and other non-CORBA programs to connect to Lotus Domino.	8.0
corerjd	Protocol for service type corerjd registered with IANA on port 284 TCP/UDP	8.0
Covia CI	Covia Communications Integrator	8.0
Certificate Revocation List (CRL)	A list of certificates that are revoked.	8.6
CSISGWP	Port 348/TCP and 348/UDP	8.0
CSNET-NS	CSNET Mailbox Nameserver	8.0
CVCHOSTD	Port 442/TCP and 442/UDP	8.0
DASP	This protocol is designed to provide an unordered, reliable, secure session for full-duplex datagram exchange that can be implemented for low-power wireless networks and low-cost devices.	8.0
DATEX-ASN	An application profile specification that uses protocols to address the Application Layer (Layer 7 of the OSI Reference Model), the Presentation Layer (Layer 6 of the OSI Reference Model), and that defines the Session Layer (Layer 5 of the OSI Reference Model) as null.	8.0
DCAP	An application layer protocol used between workstations and routers to transport SNA/NetBIOS traffic over TCP sessions.	8.0
DCCP	Datagram Congestion Control Protocol (DCCP) is a transport protocol used for congestion control. Applications include internet telephony and video/audio streaming.	8.0
DCE/RPC	Distributed Computing Environment/Remote Procedure Calls is the remote procedure call system developed for the Distributed Computing Environment (DCE).	8.0
DEC Auth	DEC Auth	8.0
DEC Debug	Decladebug is a source code debugger targeted at debugging software on the local machine or a remote Digital UNIX box.	8.0
DECVMS	port 441/TCP and 441/UDP	8.0
DHCP	Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is an automatic configuration protocol used for assigning IP addresses.	6.5
DHCPv6	Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) for IPv6.	8.0
Diameter	An authentication, authorization, and accounting protocol for computer networks.
Direct	A protocol for service type Direct registered with IANA on port 242 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Distributed Network Protocol	The DNP3 protocol used to communicate between process automation system components.	9.1
DIXIE	A lightweight Directory Assistance protocol.	8.0
DLS	A directory location service that provides information on the location (addresses) and protocols needed to access white pages name servers.	8.0
DNA-CML	A protocol for service type DNA-CML registered with IANA on port 436 TCP/UDP.	8.0
DNS	A domain name system that provides hostname resolution for finding hosts on a network.	6.5
DNSIX	The Department of Defense Intelligence Information System Network Security for Information Exchange (DNSIX) is a collection of security requirements for networking defined by the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency.	8.0
DPSI	A protocol for service type Desktop Paging Software, Inc registered with IANA on port 315 TCP/UDP.	8.0
DSFGW	A protocol for service type dsfgw registered with IANA on port 438 TCP/UDP.	8.0
DSP	The display support protocol.	8.0
DSP3270	The display systems protocol for service type dsp3270 registered with IANA on port 246 TCP/UDP	8.0
DSSETUP	The Microsoft Active Directory's Directory Services Setup.	8.0
DTAG	A telecommunications company headquartered in Bonn, Germany. Deutsche Telekom AG is the largest telecommunications company in Europe.	8.0
DTK	A deception toolkit designed to make it appear to attackers as if the system running it has a large number of widely known vulnerabilities.	8.0
EGP	The exterior gateway protocol, an obsolete routing protocol for the internet.	8.0
EMBLNDT	port 394/TCP and 394/UDP	8.0
EMFIS	The EMFIS Service	8.0
EntrustTime	The EntrustTime protocol.	8.0
Epmap	The Microsoft End Point Mapper (EPMAP), also known as DCE/RPC locator service, is used to remotely manage services.	6.5
ESRO	The Efficient Short Remote Operations service is a Remote Procedure Call service.	8.0
ETH	A framing protocol that carries data to and from LANs (Local Area Networks).	8.0
ETOS	A protocol for service type NEC Corporation registered with IANA on port 377/378 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Fatmen	A protocol for service type Fatmen Server registered with IANA on port 347 TCP/UDP.	8.0
FileMaker	A computer software company formed in 1998 from Claris as a wholly owned subsidiary of Apple Inc. FileMaker develops, supports and markets two relational database programs; FileMaker and Bento. FileMaker is available for both Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows operating systems and is aimed toward business use, or home users with high-end needs. Bento, aimed at the home user or basic small business user, is a Mac OS X application with additional versions available for the iPhone and iPad.	8.0
FIX Financial Information eXchange	A messaging standard developed specifically for the real-time electronic exchange of securities transactions.	8.6
GACP	A protocol for service type Gateway Access Control Protocol registered with IANA on port 190 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Genesis PPP	A protocol for service type Genesis Point-to-Point Trans Net registered with IANA on port 103 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Genie	An old network management and diagnostic protocol.	8.0
GENRAD	A protocol for service type GENRAD-MUX registered with IANA on port 176 TCP/UDP.	8.0
GIST	A protocol for service type Q-most encapsulation for general internet signaling transport messages registered with IANA on port 270 UDP.	8.0
Gss License	A protocol for service type GSS X License Verification registered with IANA on port 128 TCP/UDP.	8.0
General Packet Radio Service Tunneling Protocol - C	A group of IP-based communications protocols used to carry general packet radio service within GSM, UMTS, and LTE networks.	8.6
General Packet Radio Service Tunneling Protocol - P	A group of IP-based communications protocols used to carry general packet radio service within GSM, UMTS, and LTE networks.	8.6
General Packet Radio Service Tunneling Protocol - U	A group of IP-based communications protocols used to carry general packet radio service within GSM, UMTS, and LTE networks.	8.6
GOOSE	The Generic Object Oriented Substation Events (GOOSE) protocol that distributes event data over substation networks.	9.1
GSE	The Generic Substation Event (GSE) protocol that transmits data over substation networks.	9.1
Hassle	A protocol for service type Hassle registered with IANA on port 375 TCP/UDP. Hassle is a networking application that enables users to execute remote jobs that have a transfer component built in. Hassle is flexible as it only transfers the data and the parameters. The execution at the remote site is automatically accomplished through a code generator.	8.0
HBCI	A bank-independent protocol for online banking developed and used by German banks.
HDAP	A Microsoft HDA protocol for service type hdap registered with IANA on port 263 TCP/UDP.	8.0
HEMS	A protocol for service type hems registered with IANA on port 151 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Hostname	A protocol for service type hostname registered with IANA on port 101 TCP/UDP.	8.0
HP Perf	The Performance Data Collector for HP OpenVMS (TDC) that gathers performance data for OpenVMS systems. By default, TDC periodically collects and stores data in a file. Subsequently, user applications can retrieve and analyze data from the file.	8.0
HTTPMGT	A protocol for service type HTTP-mgmt registered with IANA on port 280 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Hyper-G	A publishing system with hypertext features more advanced than those available with the Hypertext Transfer Protocol and today's web browser.	8.0
IASD	A protocol for service type IASD registered with IANA on port 432 TCP/UDP.	8.0
IBM APP	A protocol for service type IBM application registered with IANA on port 385 TCP/UDP.	8.0
IBM OPC	A protocol that automatically plans, controls, and monitors your production workload to maximize and optimize throughput, but lets you intervene manually when required. This protocol is for service type IBM Operations Planning and Control Start registered with IANA on port 4.	8.0
ICAD	A knowledge-based engineering (KBE) system based upon the Lisp programming language. ICAD has an open architecture that can use all the power and flexibility of the underlying language.	8.0
ICP	An Intelligent Communication Protocol registered with IANA port 1112 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Ident	A protocol that helps identify the user of a particular TCP connection.	8.0
IDP	A close descendant of PUP's internetwork protocol, and roughly corresponds to the Internet Protocol (IP) layer in TCP/IP.	8.0
IEC-60870-5-104	The traffic using IEC104 to send telecontrol messages between two systems.	9.1
IGMP	An internet group management protocol used by hosts and adjacent routers on IP networks to establish multicast group memberships.	8.0
IMSP	An interactive mail support protocol on port 406 TCP/UDP.	8.0
InBusiness	A protocol for service type inbusiness on TCP port 244, used to connect to the administrative functions on the Dayna Communications InBusiness line of small office network equipment.	8.0
IP	The principal communications protocol used for relaying datagrams (packets) across an internetwork using the Internet Protocol suite.	8.0
IPCP	The traffic generated when IPCP is configuring, enabling, and disabling the IP protocol modules on both ends of a point-to-point link.	9.1
IPfix	The Internet Protocol Flow Information export protocol that transmits IP traffic flow information over a network.	9.1
IPv6	The Internet Protocol (IP) version 6.	8.0
IPv6CP	The traffic generated when IPV6CP is configuring, enabling, and disabling the IPv6 protocol modules on both ends of a point-to-point link.	9.1
IPX	The IPX/SPX protocol stack, supported by the Novell NetWare network operating system.	8.0
IS-99	A data services option standard for wideband spread spectrum cellular systems that provides asynchronous data transmission capability on TIA/EIA/IS-95-using ports 379 and 380 TCP/UDP.	8.0
ISAKMP	A protocol defined by RFC 2408 for establishing Security Associations (SA) and cryptographic keys in an internet environment. ISAKMP only provides a framework for authentication and key exchange and is designed to be key exchange independent.	8.0
ISI Graphics	An ISI graphics language protocol for service type isi-gl registered with IANA on port 55 TCP/UDP.	8.0
ISO-TSAP	An ISO transport service access point class protocol for service type iso-tsap registered with IANA on port 102 TCP/UDP.	8.0
ISOIP	An ISO internetworking protocol for service type iso-ip registered with IANA on port 147 TCP/UDP.	8.0
JARGON	A protocol for service type jargon registered with IANA on port 148 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Java RMI	A Java application programming interface that performs the object-oriented equivalent of remote procedure calls (RPC).	8.0
Java Update	A method to update the Java Runtime Environment.	8.6
Kblock	A protocol for service type K-BLOCK registered with IANA on Port 287 TCP/UDP. K-Block protects unattended logged-in terminals from unauthorized access in OpenVMS environments.	8.0
Kerberos	A network authentication protocol designed to provide strong authentication for client/server applications by using secret-key cryptography.	6.5
KIS	A protocol for service type KIS Protocol registered with IANA on port 186 TCP/UDP	8.0
KNETCMP	KNET/VM Command/Message Protocol	8.0
Kryptolan	port 398/TCP and 398/UDP	8.0
LA-Maint	IMP Logical Address maintenance	8.0
LCP	The traffic generated when setting up PPP communications to determine the standards of the data transmission.	9.1
Legent	The protocols for service type legent-1 (Legent Corporation) registered on IANA on port 373 TCP/UDP and service type legent-2 (Legent Corporation) registered on IANA port 374 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Level3	The applications using the Level3 content delivery network.	9.1
LINK	A protocol for service type LINK registered with IANA on port 245 TCP/UDP.	8.0
LLMNR	A link-local multicast name resolution protocol used by Windows for local name resolution.	6.5
Locus Conn	A protocol for service type Locus PC-Interface Conn Server registered with IANA on port 127 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Locus Map	A protocol for service type Locus PC-Interface Net Map Service registered with IANA on port 125 TCP/UDP.	8.0
LSARPC	The Microsoft Active Directory Local Security Authority Subsystem Service.	8.0
Magenta Logic	A protocol for service type Magenta Logic registered with IANA on port 313 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Manufacturing-Message-Specification	The MMS used to send real-time process data.	9.1
MANET	The mobile Ad-hoc networks protocol.	8.0
Masqdialer	A system that allows authorized LAN users to manipulate the network interface, usually a modem, that gives internet access on a Linux box without having to use Telnet.	8.0
MATIP	An application protocol for airline reservation, ticketing, and messaging systems to use over a TCP/IP network.	8.0
MDNS	A multicast DNS protocol that uses familiar DNS programming interfaces to a smaller network without the conventional DNS server.	6.5
Meta5	A business intelligence tool that allows users to visually create reports that can access multiple corporate data source. Registered with IANA on port 393 TCP/UDP	8.0
Metagram	A protocol for service type Metagram Relay registered with IANA on port 99 TCP/UDP.	8.0
MF Cobol	A micro focus Cobol directory service protocol for service type mfcobol, registered with IANA on port 86 TCP/UDP.	8.0
MFTP	A communication protocol designed for file sharing. This protocol is used by clients such as eMule and eDonkey and, in its extended implementation, by the Overnet network.	8.0
Microsoft Spooler Subsystem	A service that manages spooled print or fax jobs.	8.6
MIT Spooler	A protocol for service type MIT Dover Spooler, registered with IANA on port 91 TCP/UDP.	8.0
mit-ml-dev	A protocol for the MIT ML device, registered with IANA on port 83 TCP/UDP.	8.0
MobileIP	An Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) standard communications protocol that is designed to allow mobile device users to move from one network to another while maintaining a permanent IP address.	8.0
Modbus	A industrial communications protocol that allows the exchange of data between PLCs and computers.	9.1
MortgageWare	A product developed by Interlinq Software Corp that automates all components of the loan originating process.	8.0
MPLS Multicast	Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) multicast traffic	8.0
MPLS Unicast	Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) unicast traffic	8.0
MPP	Netix Message Posting Protocol is a network protocol that is used for posting messages from a computer to a mail service host.	8.0
MPTN	port 397/TCP and 397/UDP	8.0
MS CRS	A Microsoft Content Replication System protocol used on ports 507/TCP and 507/UDP.	8.0
MSG	port 29/TCP and 29/UDP; port 31/TCP and 31/UDP	8.0
Multiplex	Network Innovations Multiplex	8.0
MUMPS	Plus Five's MUMPS	8.0
NAMP	Neighbor Aware Multicast Routing Protocol	8.0
NCED	port 404/TCP and 404/UDP	8.0
NCLD	port 405/TCP and 405/UDP	8.0
NDS Auth	A software module from Symantec Corporation	8.0
NetBIOS	The Network Basic Input/Output System protocol suite.	6.5
NetBIOS Datagram Distribution Service	The connectionless datagram mode; the application is responsible for error detection and recovery.	8.6
NetBIOS Name Service	The service that starts sessions or distributes datagrams.	8.6
NetBIOS Session Service	The service that lets two computers establish a connection.	8.6
Netflow	The Cisco NetFlow protocol.	9.1
Netinfo	port 1033/TCP and 1033/UDP	8.0
Netlogon	The Microsoft Net Logon service verifies logon requests, and it registers, authenticates, and locates domain controllers.	8.0
NETSC	Protocols for service type netsc-prod registered with IANA on port 154 TCP/UDP and service type netsc-dev registered with IANA on port 155 TCP/UDP	8.0
NetScout	port 395/TCP and 395/UDP	8.0
Netware	A network operating system developed by Novell, Inc. It initially used cooperative multitasking to run various services on a personal computer, with network protocols based on the archetypal Xerox Network Systems stack.	8.0
NIP	port 376/TCP and 376/UDP	8.0
NNSP	An internet application protocol used for transporting Usenet news articles (netnews) between news servers and for reading and posting articles by end-user client applications.	8.0
NPP	Network Printing enables users in locations geographically separate from each other and from their print devices to produce documents for themselves and others.	8.0
NSIIOPS	IIOP Name Service	8.0
NSRMP	port 359/TCP and 359/UDP	8.0
NSS	NSS Routing	8.0
NSSTP	Nebula Secure Segment Transfer Protocol, IANA port 1036/TCP and 1036/UDP	8.0
NTP	Network Time Protocol (NTP) is used for synchronizing the clocks of computer systems over a network.	6.5
NXEdit	Protocol for service type NXEdit registered with IANA on port 126 TCP/UDP	8.0
NXTSTEP	NextStep Window Server	8.0
OCBinder	OCBinder	8.0
OCS	Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 R2 delivers streamlined communications to users, so everyone in an organization can communicate with the right person, right away, from the applications they use most.	8.0
OCServer	OCServer	8.0
OCSP	An internet protocol used for obtaining the revocation status of an X.509 digital certificate.	8.6
ODMR	An SMTP extension standardized in RFC 2645 that relays email to after the authenticating the sender. It uses the extended SMTP command ATRN. It is similar to the ETRN command but works with dynamically assigned IP addresses.	8.0
Onmux	Protocol for service type Onmux registered with IANA on port 417 TCP/UDP	8.0
OPC-Unified-Architecture	An industrial M2M communication protocol that sends real-time plant data between control devices.	9.1
Openport	Protocol for service type Openport registered with IANA on port 260 TCP/UDP	8.0
OSUNMS	OSU Network Monitoring System	8.0
PAP	An authentication protocol within PPP that uses a plaintext password exchange.	9.1
PAWSERV	Allows you to analyze transaction performance and behavioral problems by providing a platform for investigating logs and other historical data	8.0
PDAP	port 344/TCP and 344/UDP	8.0
PersonalLink	Personal Link	8.0
PIM	Protocol Independent Multicast (PIM) is a family of multicast routing protocols for Internet Protocol (IP) networks that provide one-to-many and many-to-many distribution of data over a LAN, WAN or the internet.	8.0
PIP	PIP	8.0
PKIX Timestamp	The PKIX TS specifies the format of packets, along with some possible transport protocols and some verifications to be done by the server and the client.	8.0
PPP	The traffic generated when using the PPP protocol to make a connection between two nodes.	9.1
PPPCOMP	The compressed PPP traffic generated within a PPP connection after compression parameters have been established by CCP.	9.1
PPP Discovery	The point-to-point protocol over Ethernet (PPPoE) discovery messages.	8.0
PPP Session	PPPoE (Point-to-point Protocol over Ethernet) session messages.	8.0
Printer	A standard network protocol for remote printing as well as for managing print jobs, media size, resolution, and so forth. Like all IP-based protocols, IPP can run locally or over the internet to printers hundreds or thousands of miles away. Unlike other printing protocols, IPP also supports access control, authentication, and encryption, making it a much more capable and secure printing solution than older ones.	8.0
Printer Job Language	A method for switching printer languages at the job level and for status readback between the printer and the host computer. Developed by Hewlett-Packard.	9.1
PRINTSRV	Network PostScript	8.0
PROFILE	PROFILE Naming System	8.0
PROSPERO	Prospero Directory Service is a name server based on the virtual system model.	8.0
PTP	A high-precision time protocol for synchronization used in measurement and control systems residing on a local area network. Accuracy in the sub-microsecond range might be achieved with low-cost implementations.	8.0
PUP	One of the two earliest internetwork protocol suites. The entire suite provided routing and packet delivery, as well as higher level functions such as a reliable byte stream, along with numerous applications.	8.0
PWDGEN	Password Generator Protocol, rfc 972.	8.0
Qbik	Qbik has developed sophisticated and user friendly software specializing in internet connectivity and security. Our products allow users to manage their internet connections (WinGate), connect remote offices together (WinGate VPN), and combat network security issues (NetPatrol).	8.0
Radius	Provides centralized Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) management for computers to connect and use a network service.	6.5
RADIUS-ACCT	A client component of Remote Access, Virtual Private Network, and Network Access servers that authenticates users or devices before granting network access and accounts for service use by communicating with the RADIUS server.	8.5
RAP	Route Access Protocol, a general protocol for distributing routing information at all levels of the internet.	8.0
RARP	An obsolete computer networking protocol used by a host computer to request its Internet Protocol (IPv4) address from an administrative host, when it has available its Link Layer or hardware address, such as a MAC address.	8.0
ResCap	ResCap Resolution Protocol	8.0
RIP	Routing Information Protocol (RIP) is a dynamic routing protocol.	6.5
RIPNG	The RIP next generation, defined in RFC 2080, is an extension of RIPv2 for support of IPv6.	9.1
RLP	Resource Location Protocol (RLP) is used to help find network services.	8.0
RMT	port 411/TCP and 411/UDP	8.0
RPC2PMAP	An ONC RPC service that runs on network nodes that provide other ONC RPC services.	8.0
RRP	port 648/TCP and 648/UDP	8.0
RSVD	RSVD	8.0
RSVP	Resource Reservation Protocol, a control protocol designed to reserve resources across a network.	8.0
Rsync	A software application for UNIX systems that synchronizes files and directories from one location to another while minimizing data transfer using delta encoding when appropriate. An important feature of rsync not found in most similar programs/protocols is that the mirroring takes place with only one transmission in each direction. rsync can copy or display directory contents and copy files, optionally using compression and recursion.	8.0
SAMR	Microsoft Active Directory Security Account Manager	8.0
SCCM	System Center Configuration Manager (CM07 or SCCM or ConfigMgr or Configuration Manager), formerly Systems Management Server (SMS), is a systems management software product by Microsoft for managing large groups of Windows-based computer systems. Configuration Manager provides remote control, patch management, software distribution, operating system deployment, network access protection, and hardware and software inventory.	8.0
SCOI2DLG	port 360/TCP and 360/UDP	8.0
SCSI-ST	A set of standards for physically connecting and transferring data between computers and peripheral devices.	8.0
SCTP	A Transport Layer protocol, serving in a similar role to the popular protocols TCP and UDP. It provides some of the same service features of both: it is message-oriented like UDP and ensures reliable, in-sequence transport of messages with congestion control like TCP.	8.0
SecurSight	An architecture that combines authentication, authorization, and secure communications. The primary goal of this architecture is to secure access to network resources, while providing a migration path from legacy authentication and authorization methods to a public-key infrastructure.	8.0
Semantix	A protocol for service type Semantix registered with IANA on Port 361 TCP/UDP. The Semantix ASN.1 compiler is an open source ASN.1 compiler.	8.0
SEND	The Secure Neighbor Discovery protocol.	8.0
SET	A standard secure electronic transaction protocol for securing credit card transactions over insecure networks.	8.0
SGCP	A communications protocol used within a Voice over IP system. It has been superseded by MGCP, an implementation of the media gateway control protocol architecture.	8.0
Shrinkwrap	A protocol for service type Shrinkwrap registered with IANA on Port 358 TCP/UDP.	8.0
SilverPlatter	A protocol used for the delivery of information in a digital library across the network. SilverPlatter Information, Inc. was one of the first companies to produce commercial reference databases on CD-ROMs.	8.0
SLOW	A slow protocols dissector that implements support of the link aggregation control protocol and OAM.	8.0
SMAKYNET	SMAKYNET Protocol	8.0
Smart SDP	port 426/TCP and 426/UDP	8.0
SMPTE	port 420/TCP and 420/UDP	8.0
SMSP	port 413/TCP and 413/UDP	8.0
SNET	Sirius Systems	8.0
SNPP	A protocol that defines a method by which a pager can receive a message over the internet. It is supported by most major paging providers, and serves as an alternative to the paging modems used by many telecommunications services.	8.0
SoftPC	A protocol developed by Insignia Solutions for service type softpc registered with IANA on Port 215 TCP/UDP.	8.0
SRC	An IBM System Resource Controller that facilitates the management and control of complex subsystems. The SRC is a subsystem controller.	8.0
SRMP	The Spider Remote Monitoring protocol.	8.0
SRS Send	port 362/TCP and 362/UDP	8.0
SSDP	The Simple Service Discovery Protocol, used for discovery of Universal Plug-and-Play services.	8.0
STUN	The session traversal utilities used in NAT traversal for applications with real-time voice, video, messaging, and other interactive communications.	8.0
Sun RPC	A protocol for service type Sun Remote Procedure Call registered with IANA on Port 111 TCP/UDP. Sun RPC is a widely deployed remote procedure call system.	8.0
SURMEAS	A protocol for service type Survey Measurement registered with IANA on Port 243 TCP/UDP.	8.0
SVRLOC	A service discovery protocol that allows computers and other devices to find services in a local area network without prior configuration. SLP has been designed to scale from small, unmanaged networks to large enterprise networks. It has been defined in RFC 2608 and RFC 3224 as Standards Track document.	8.0
Sybase SQL	A comprehensive suite of solutions that provides data management, synchronization and data exchange technologies that enable the rapid development and deployment of database-powered applications in remote and mobile environments.	8.0
SynOptics	A network management protocol that has been changed many times through acquisitions. SynOptics Communications is credited with having invented the concept of the modular Ethernet hub and high-speed Ethernet networking over copper twisted-pair and fiber optic cables.	8.0
T.120	A standard representing a suite of eight International Telecommunication Union (ITU) standards that define how real-time multipoint communication for tasks such as data conferencing and interactive game playing takes place over a network.	9.1
TAC News	A protocol for service type TAC News registered with IANA on port 98 TCP/UDP.	8.0
TACACS	A remote authentication protocol used to communicate with an authentication server commonly used in UNIX networks. TACACS allows a remote access server to communicate with an authentication server in order to determine if the user has access to the network.	6.5
TCP	A core transmission control protocol of the Internet Protocol suite that enables reliable communication between hosts.	8.0
TCPMUX	A multiplexing service that might be accessed with a network protocol to contact any one of a number of available TCP services of a host on a single, well-known port number.	8.0
TCX Flash	TCX Flash redirection and acceleration software from Wyse.	8.5
TCX Multimedia	TCX multimedia redirection and acceleration software from Wyse.	8.5
TCX Sound	TCX sound software from Wyse receives and transmits high-quality audio.	8.5
TCX USB	TCX USB imaging creator software from Wyse.	8.5
Teredo	A transitional technology that gives full IPv6 connectivity for IPv6-capable hosts that are on the IPv4 internet but that have no direct native connection to an IPv6 network.	8.6
Texar	A policy-based authorization solution to securely control what people can do with highly valuable or critical data across the extended enterprise.	8.0
Timbuktu	A remote control software product developed by Motorola. Remote control software allows a user to control another computer across the local network or the internet, viewing its screen and using its keyboard and mouse as if he or she were sitting in front of it. Timbuktu is compatible with computers running both Mac OS X and Windows.	8.0
Time	A network protocol in the Internet Protocol Suite defined in 1983 in RFC 868. Its purpose is to provide a site-independent, machine readable date and time.	6.5
Tobit	A client/server software solution for NetWare or Windows NT Server that enables users on a LAN to send and receive faxes directly from their network-connected PC.	8.0
UAAC	A protocol for service type uaac registered with IANA on Port 145 TCP/UDP.	8.0
UARPS	A protocol for service type Unisys ARPs registered with IANA on Port 219 TCP/UDP.	8.0
UDP	A core user datagram protocol of the Internet Protocol suite that enables low overhead and unreliable communication between hosts, often for real-time data transfer.	8.0
UIS	A protocol for service type UIS registered with IANA on Port 390 TCP/UDP.	8.0
ULSTPROC	A ListProcessor, ListProc for short, used as a powerful mailing list agent to track thousands of people subscribed to any number of mailing lists.	8.0
Unidata LDM	A collection of cooperating programs that select, capture, manage, and distribute arbitrary data products. The system is designed for event-driven data distribution and is currently used in the Unidata Internet Data Distribution (IDD) project. The LDM system includes network client and server programs and their shared protocols.	8.0
UNIFY	A protocol for service type Unify registered with IANA on port 181 TCP/UDP	8.0
UPS	An electrical apparatus that provides emergency power to a load when the input power source, typically the utility mains, fails. A UPS differs from an auxiliary or emergency power system or standby generator in that it will provide instantaneous or near-instantaneous protection from input power interruptions by means of one or more attached batteries and associated electronic circuitry for low power users, and or by means of diesel generators and flywheels for high power users.	8.0
UTMP	A file on UNIX-like systems that keeps track of all system log in and log out activity. It was never a part of any official UNIX standard, such as Single UNIX Specification, and was obsoleted with introduction of utmpx and corresponding APIs	8.0
vetTCP	A protocol for service type vetTCP registered with IANA on port 78 TCP/UDP	8.0
VMNET	A protocol for service type VMNET registered with IANA on port 175 TCP/UDP	8.0
VMPWSCS	A protocol for service type VM PWSCS registered with IANA on port 214 TCP/UDP	8.0
VSLMP	A protocol for service type vslmp registered with IANA on port 312 TCP/UDP	8.0
WCCP	A Cisco-developed content-routing protocol that provides a mechanism to redirect traffic flows in real-time to web caches.	8.0
WebFilter	A WebFilter Remote Monitor, IANA port 1046/TCP and 1046/UDP.	8.0
WebSocket	An independent TCP-based protocol that facilitates live content and the creation of multiplayer games.	8.6
Whois	A query and response protocol that is widely used for querying databases that store the registered users or assignees of an internet resource, such as a domain name, an IP address block, or an autonomous system, but is also used for a wider range of other information.	8.0
WINS	The Microsoft implementation of NetBIOS Name Service (NBNS), a name server and service for NetBIOS computer names.	6.5
WSP (WAP Wireless Session Protocol)	An open standard for maintaining a high-level session based on HTTP 1.1 with a few enhancements for performance over a wireless environment. It provides the upper-level application layer of WAP with a consistent interface for connection-oriented and connectionless services.	8.6
Wyse TCX	A suite of TCX collaborative processing virtualization solutions from Wyse.	8.5
X.224	A protocol component used in establishing RDP connections.	8.0
X.25	An ITU-T standard protocol suite for packet switched wide area network (WAN) communication.	8.0
Xbone	A system for the automated deployment, management, coordination, and monitoring of IP overlay networks.	8.0
XDMCP	The X Display Manager Control protocol.	8.0
Xfer	A utility used for DNS zone transfers.	8.0
XNS	Xerox Network Services.	8.0
XNS Authentication	Xerox networking services authentication	8.0
XNS Clearinghouse	The Xerox networking services Clearinghouse protocol.	8.0
XNS Time	XNS Time Protocol	8.0
Xyplex	Networking products from Xyplex Networks.	8.0
Z3950	ANSI Z39.50 is a client-server protocol for searching and retrieving information from remote computer databases.	8.0
Zebra	A high-performance, general-purpose structured text indexing and retrieval engine. It reads structured records in a variety of input formats (email, XML, MARC) and allows access to them through exact Boolean search expressions and relevance-ranked free-text queries.	8.0

Network monitoring applications	Description	First available in RiOS version
AppNeta	A network performance monitoring solution.	9.1
Chargen	A device or software that produces static or animated text (such as crawls and rolls) for keying into a video stream. Modern character generators are computer-based, and can generate graphics as well as text.	8.0
Cisco SLA	A control protocol that enables delivery of time-based network and services performance data used in monitoring Service Level Agreements (SLAs).	8.0
CMIP	The common management information protocol for service type CMIP/TCP Manager registered with IANA on port 163 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Crittercism	A mobile application monitoring service.	9.1
CTF	The DECnet-Plus Common Trace Facility, used to collect and display information about specific protocol exchanges between systems.	8.0
Daytime	A service in the Internet Protocol Suite, defined in 1983 in RFC 867. It is intended for testing and measurement purposes in computer networks.	8.0
DCP	An application level protocol optimized for the integration, monitoring and control of devices on a network.	8.0
Discard	A service in the Internet Protocol Suite defined in RFC 863. It is intended for testing, debugging, and measurement purposes.	8.0
Echo	A service in the Internet Protocol Suite defined in RFC 862. It was originally proposed for testing and measurement of round-trip times in IP networks.	8.0
Finger	A simple network protocol for the exchange of human-oriented status and user information.	8.0
ICMP	A core protocol of the Internet Protocol Suite, chiefly used by the operating systems of networked computers to send error messages indicating, for instance, that a requested service is not available or that a host or router could not be reached. ICMP can also be used to relay query messages.	6.5
ICMPv6	The implementation of the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) for Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6).	8.0
Iperf	The traffic generated using Iperf, a network testing tool, between two computers by enabling TCP and UDP connections.
Naverisk	An all-in-one solution for network management. It includes features that allow network administrators to troubleshoot and remotely administer their networks.	8.6
Opalis Robot	A comprehensive system management and automation solution. It provides real-time monitoring, notification, corrective action and event driven job scheduling to proactively manage your Windows NT/W2K environment.	8.0
PathTest	A free IP-based network capacity testing tool from AppNeta.	9.1
PathView	A free IP-based network monitoring tool from AppNeta.	9.1
SAP HostControl	An SAP Host Control Agent protocol used for viewing logs and traces of a remote host.	6.5
SGMP	A protocol to manage and monitor gateways from a controlling entity. SGMP preceded SNMP.	6.5
SMUX	A computer networking protocol used in implementing the Simple Network Management Protocol. It defines communications between the SNMP Agent and other processes.	8.0
SNMP	An internet-standard protocol for managing devices on IP networks.	6.5
STATSRV	A statistics service for collecting STAT data from hosts.	8.0
Syslog	A standard for logging program messages.	8.0
Systat	An internet protocol for system diagnostic information in the form of a list of users currently logged into the system.	8.0
Tivoli	The central driving mechanism for operations in the IBM Tivoli (Integrated Service Management software) environment.	8.0
Tripwire	A free software security and data integrity tool useful for monitoring and alerting on specific file change(s) on a range of systems.	8.0
UMA	A protocol for service type universal management architecture registered with IANA on port 144 TCP/UDP.	8.0

Proxy applications	Description	First available in RiOS version
Avocent	A protocol for service type Avocent Proxy Protocol registered with IANA on port 1078 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Freegate	A software application that enables internet users to browse the web while avoiding censorship as well as allowing anonymity while browsing.	8.6
GlypeProxy	A free web-based proxy script written in PHP.	8.5
Hopster	An application that tunnels other applications to bypass firewalls.	8.0
Privax	A web anonymity network, aimed at providing people the freedom to surf anonymously online. Privax offers free web proxy services (The Privax Network), which allows anyone in the world to surf anonymously under their IP address.	8.0
SOCKS	An internet protocol that facilitates the routing of network packets between client-server applications through a proxy server.	8.0
SureSome	A web proxy that encrypts and tunnels web traffic.	8.5
Surrogafier	A web proxy that tunnels web traffic.	8.5
Tor	A free software implementation of second-generation onion routing. A system that claims to enable its users to communicate more anonymously on the internet. TorBrowser is a software product designed to make it extremely difficult to determine where the user is located and the websites visited. TorBrowser also lets you access sites that are lost.	8.0
Ultrasurf	Software that bypasses censorship and firewalls using an HTTP proxy, and employs encryption protocols for privacy.	8.6

Remote access applications	Description	First available in RiOS version
Citrix CGP	The Citrix common gateway protocol.	8.0
Citrix ICA	A proprietary protocol for an application server system, designed by Citrix Systems.	8.0
Citrix IMA	The Citrix Independent Management Architecture (IMA) protocol is used for server-to-server communication in performing functions such as licensing and server load updates, all of which occur behind the scenes.	8.0
Citrix Licensing	A protocol for service type Citrix Licensing registered with IANA on port 7279 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Citrix RTMP	A protocol for service time Citrix RTMP registered with IANA on port 2897 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Citrix SLG	A storage link gateway that enables automated discovery and one-click access to native storage services using any of the leading storage architectures and protocols, including DAS, NAS, SAN, iSCSI, and Fibre Channel.	8.0
Citrix WANScaler	A WAN accelerator that improves application performance for branch office users.	8.0
ERPC	A protocol for service type ERPC registered with IANA on port 121 TCP/UDP.	8.0
GOM Remote	An application that connects mobile devices to a PC and remotely control GOM Media Player and GOM Audio.	8.6
HP VMM	A protocol for service type HP VMM Control/Agent registered with IANA on port 1124/1125 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Ktelnet	A protocol that provides telnet clients with authentication and encryption, FTP clients with Kerberos authentication, proxy server functionality, the ability to run through NAT firewalls and firewalls supporting HTTP proxy with CONNECT.	8.0
KVM	A protocol for service type KVM-via-IP Management Service registered with IANA on port 1132 TCP/UDP.	8.0
KWDB	A protocol for service type KWDB Remote Communication registered with IANA on port 1127 TCP/UDP.	8.0
LogMein	A host software application that provides remote access and PC desktop control.	8.0
PCAnywhere	A suite of computer programs by Symantec that allow a computer user to connect to a personal computer running the pcAnywhere host if both are connected to interconnected networks.	9.1
PCoIP	A remote access protocol that compresses, encrypts, and encodes a computing experiences at a data center and transmits it across any standard IP network.	8.0
RDP	A remote desktop protocol that provides users with a graphical interface to another computer.	6.5
Remote Job Service	A protocol for service type netrjs-1 - 4 registered with IANA on ports 71-74 TCP/UDP.	8.0
Remote Telnet	A protocol for service type Remote Telnet Service registered with IANA on port 107 TCP/UDP.	8.0
RJE	The remote job entry processes: sending jobs to mainframe computers from remote workstations, and receiving output from mainframe jobs at remote workstations.	8.0
rlogin	A software utility for UNIX-like computer operating systems that allows users to log in on another host through a network.	8.0
RSH	A remote shell service that enables a user to access a remote host and execute a single command upon it without requiring the login and logout steps.	8.0
SCCM Remote Control	A system center configuration manager that controls a client remotely.	8.0
SNA Gateway	A server that enables users to exchange information and share resources between configured OpenVMS systems in DECnet and/or TCP/IP environments in a bidirectional manner.	8.0
SSH	A network protocol that allows data to be exchanged using a secure channel between two networked devices.	6.5
Su-Mit Telnet	A protocol for service type su-mit-tg registered with IANA on port 89 TCP/UDP.	8.0
SUPDUP	A protocol that provides for login to a remote system over a network with terminal-independent output.	8.0
TeamViewer	A remote access application that controls any computer on the internet. TeamViewer needs to be running on both machines in order to connect. While the main focus is remote control, it also includes desktop sharing, file transfer, and presentation features.	8.0
Telnet	A network protocol used on the internet or local area networks to provide a bidirectional, interactive, text-oriented communications facility using a virtual terminal connection.	8.0
Virtual Network Computing (VNC)	A graphical desktop sharing system that uses the remote frame buffer protocol (RFB) to remotely control another computer.	8.6

Social networking applications	Description	First available in RiOS version
17173	A Chinese online gaming social network with image boards, blogs, and game zones.	8.6
Badoo	A social networking site that lets people meet new people nearby and find out what their existing friends actually think about them.	8.6
Bebo	A social networking site where users can post blogs, photographs, music, videos and questionnaires to which other users can answer.	8.0
Chinacom	A Chinese social media site.	8.5
Chinaren	A social networking site for alumni groups.	8.6
Classmates	A social networking site based on high school yearbooks.	8.5
Cyworld	A Korean website that lets users create virtual avatars and homes to express themselves and share their daily lives and interests.	8.6
Delicious	A social bookmarking service for sharing, storing, and discovering bookmarks.	8.5
Facebook	A social networking service.	6.5
Facebook-Apps	Any add-ons developed for Facebook; generally games, puzzles, gifts, classifieds and so on.	8.0
Facebook-Event	An application for creating and editing Facebook events.	8.5
Facebook-Post	An application that provides interactions with Facebook walls.	8.5
Flixster	A social movie site allowing users to share movie ratings, discover new movies and meet others with similar movie taste. The site has expanded to include a Facebook app, a MySpace app, and an app for Bebo and Orkut.	8.0
Foursquare	A location-based social networking website for mobile devices where users check in their locations and can find out where their friends are located.	8.5
FriendFeed	A real-time feed aggregator from social media sites.	8.0
Friendster	A social networking service.	6.5
Google +	A social networking service provided by Google Inc. that incorporates existing and new Google services	8.0
Gree Games	A Japanese social network and mobile gaming service.	9.1
Hi5	A social gaming website that allow for third-party authentication through Facebook.	8.5
HootSuite	A social media managing website.	8.6
Hyves	A Dutch social media website.	8.6
Instagram	An online photo-sharing and social networking service that enables users to take pictures and share them on a variety of social media websites.	8.6
Instagram Images	A way to view images with the Instagram service.	8.6
Instagram Video	A way to view video with the Instagram service.	8.6
Kaixin	A Chinese social networking website.	8.6
LinkedIn	A business-oriented social networking site.	6.5
Match	An online dating website.	8.5
Meetup	An online social networking portal that facilities offline group meetings in various locations around the world.	8.5
Mixi	A Japanese social networking service.	9.1
Multiply	A social shopping site that connects merchants with shoppers, offering both products and services.	8.5
MySpace	A social networking service.	6.5
Orkut	A social networking application.	8.0
Odnoklassniki.ru	A Russian social networking service.	9.1
Pinterest	An online pinboard to collect and share interests.	8.5
Plaxo	An online address book and social networking service that provides automatic updating of contact information.	8.0
Reddit	A social news website.	8.0
Sourceforge	A web-based source code repository.	8.5
Tagged	A social networking site that allows members to browse the profiles of other members, play games, and share tags and virtual gifts.	8.5
TweetDeck	A desktop application for Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, and many social networking sites. It interfaces with the Twitter API to enable users to send and receive tweets and view others profiles.	8.6
TwitPic	A picture posting and delivery service.	8.0
Twitter	A social networking and microblogging service.	6.5
Vimeo	A website that allows users to stream and download videos.	8.6
VKontakte	A social networking website designed to connect friends. Users have access to a large variety of interactive applications within the site including mail.	8.6
XING	A professional networking website.	8.6
Yelp	A social networking, user review, and local search service.	8.0

Streaming media applications	Description	First available in RiOS version
56COM	A video sharing website in China.	8.5
adnStream	A Spanish video streaming website.	8.5
AfreecaTV	A South Korean video streaming service.	8.5
Amazon Instant Video	A streaming video service.	9.1
Amazon Unbox	An offline video application, now discontinued and replaced with Amazon Video on Demand.	9.1
Channel4	The traffic generated by browsing or using the services on channel4.com	9.1
Clubbox	A Korean streaming media website, consisting primarily of movies and television shows.	8.6
Dailymotion	A video sharing service website.	8.0
Facebook Video Chat	The Facebook video chat service.	8.5
Facebook Video	The Facebook streaming video and video upload service.	8.5
FaceTime	A video conferencing service between supported Apple mobile devices.	8.5
Freeetv	A streaming media website that provides free access to TV.	8.5
Funshion	An application that provides TV, and live streaming as well as online games and shopping.	8.6
Funshion Video	An application that provides live streaming movies.	8.6
Gadu Gadu Media	The voice and video traffic from the instant messaging client Gadu Gadu.	9.1
GOMTV	A free video streaming website that allows users to watch, comment, like, rate and share.	8.6
GOMTV.net	An e-sports broadcasting service.	8.6
Google Video	A free video sharing website and also a video search engine from Google Inc.	6.5
Grooveshark	An online music search engine and streaming service.	8.0
H.225	A VoIP call signaling and control protocol.	8.0
H.245	A control channel protocol used with H.323 and H.324 communication sessions.	8.0
H.248	An implementation of the Media Gateway Control Protocol architecture for controlling VoIP gateways.	8.0
H.323	An H.323 VoIP call signaling and control protocol.	6.5
HTTP Tunnel	HTTP traffic that has been tunneled using the CONNECT method.	8.6
Hulu	The Hulu online video streaming.	8.0
iTunes	The Apple Computer, Inc. media player and online store.	6.5
iTV	The streaming content from ITV.com.	9.1
Jango	A website that allows users to stream music and share custom radio stations.	8.6
Kugou	An ad-supported Chinese digital music peer-to-peer distribution site. It features a streaming media web application, games, mobile app, and a downloadable client.	8.6
Last.fm	A social networking music streaming site.	8.0
Live365	An internet radio network that allows members to create their own online radio station or listen to others.	8.5
MagicJack	A USB device that enables any phone to make free calls within the US and Canada.	6.5
mck-ivpip	A VoIP extender ipvip protocol.	8.0
Metacafe	A community-based video-sharing site that specializes in short-form original entertainment, where users upload, view, and share video clips.	6.5
Movie2k	A website that allows visitors to stream files without requiring registration.	8.5
MUZU.TV	An Irish-owned interactive music video site.	8.5
Netflix site	A subscription-based video streaming service.	8.0
Netflix video stream	A video streaming service.	8.0
Niconico	A Japanese website for sharing and streaming live videos.	8.6
Niconico Live	The streaming live video from the Niconico website.	8.6
Nokia Music	A music streaming and downloading service for Nokia mobile devices.	8.6
Paltalk Video	An instant messaging video chat traffic service.	8.0
Paltalk Voice	An instant messaging audio chat traffic service.	8.0
Pandora	A free internet music site.	8.5
Pandora-Audio	An internet radio and audio streaming music site.	8.5
Pandora.tv	A South Korean website that specializes in user-generated video sharing.	8.5
PPStream	A Chinese peer-to-peer streaming video software. The software is available through web, mobile, and Windows client application.	8.5
PPTV	An online TV service offering both live streaming and video on demand (VoD) of TV programs and shows, movies, and sports.	8.5
PPTV-p2p	PPTV peer-to-peer traffic.	8.5
Quicktime	An extensible proprietary multimedia framework developed by Apple Computer Inc., capable of handling various formats of digital video, picture, sound, panoramic images, and interactivity. It is available for Mac OS classic (System 7 and later), Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows operating systems.	8.0
RDT	The data from RealNetworks Real Player streaming media.	9.1
Real Player Cloud	The traffic generated from uploading, downloading, and streaming videos from the Real Player cloud.	9.1
Roku	The traffic generated by browsing channels using the Roku streaming player device.	9.1
RTCP	A sister protocol of the Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP). RTCP provides Out-of-Band (OOB) control information for an RTP flow.	6.5
RTMP	A protocol commonly used for streaming flash video.	6.5
RTP	A protocol primarily used to deliver real-time audio and video.	6.5
RTP Audio	Real-time audio delivered over the RTP.	8.6
RTP Video	Real-time video delivered over the RTP.	8.6
RTSP	A protocol used for establishing and controlling media sessions between end points.	6.5
RTSPS	A secure network control protocol designed for use in entertainment and communications systems to control streaming media servers. The protocol is used for establishing and controlling media sessions between end points.	8.0
Scopia	The Avaya-Scopia platform over RTP, H.323, and SIP that interoperates with other video conferencing systems.	9.1
Shockwave	A multimedia platform used to add animation and interactivity to web pages.	6.5
SHOUTcast	A cross-platform proprietary protocol for streaming media over the internet.	6.5
SIP	A common control protocol for setting up and controlling voice and video calls.	6.5
SkyGo	A TV on the move service from Google.
SoundCloud	An online audio distribution platform.	8.5
Slingmedia	A TV streaming media device made by Sling Media that encodes local video for transmission over the internet to a remote device.	9.1
SopCast	A free peer-to-peer audio and video broadcasting or streaming service.	8.6
Spotify	A music streaming service that allows users to stream their favorite songs, build playlists, and listen to recommended music based on their listening history.	8.6
T-Mobile	A carrier of VoIP services.	8.0
Telly	A website for sharing and watching videos.	8.6
Tudou	A Chinese website for sharing and watching videos.	9.1
UStream	A live, interactive broadcast platform that enables anyone with an internet connection and a camera to create webcasts.	8.0
UULA	Softbank Mobile's subscription video-on-demand service.	9.1
Videobb	A video sharing website.	8.5
Vonage	A VoIP company that provides telephone service over a broadband connection.	6.5
Windows Media	A multimedia player and library application by Microsoft. Users can play audio and video, view images, burn recordable discs with music or data, and purchase music from a number of online music stores.	6.5
Yahoo-video	The Yahoo online video services.	9.1
YouTube	A video-sharing website on which users can upload, share, and view videos.	6.5

VPN and tunneling applications	Description	First available in RiOS version
AH	A member of the IPSec protocol suite that guarantees connectionless integrity and data origin authentication of IP packets.	8.0
BEETPH	A mode for IPSec ESP that augments the existing ESP tunnel and transport modes. For end-to-end tunnels, the mode provides limited tunnel mode semantics without the regular tunnel mode overhead. The mode is intended to support new uses of ESP, including mobility and multiaddress multihoming.	8.0
Cloudnymous	A cloud VPN service that provides secure and anonymous access to the web on a pay-per-use basis, without subscriptions plans.	9.1
CyberGhost	The traffic generated while browsing the internet through a CyberGhost VPN server connection. Also traffic generated while browsing the CyberGhost home page.	9.1
DynGate	A firewall router that allows TeamViewer to route a TCP/IP connection over an HTTP tunnel.	8.0
ESP	A member of the IPSec protocol suite that provides origin authenticity, integrity, and confidentiality protection of packets.	8.0
GRE	A tunneling protocol developed by Cisco Systems that can encapsulate a wide variety of network layer protocol packet types inside IP tunnels, creating a virtual point-to-point link to various brands of routers at remote points over an Internet Protocol (IP) internetwork.	8.0
Hamachi	A hosted VPN service that lets you securely extend LAN-like networks to distributed teams.	8.0
Hotspot Shield	A VPN service for PC, Android, and iPhone. It also provides some malware protection, as well as data compression for mobile users.	8.6
IPComp	A low-level compression protocol for IP datagrams defined in RFC 3173.	8.0
IPIP	An IP tunneling protocol that encapsulates one IP packet in another IP packet.	8.0
IPSec	An end-to-end security scheme commonly used for VPNs.	6.5
L2TP	A tunneling protocol used to support virtual private networks (VPNs). It does not provide any encryption or confidentiality by itself; it relies on an encryption protocol that it passes within the tunnel to provide privacy.	8.0
OpenVPN	A free and open-source software application that implements virtual private network (VPN) techniques for creating secure point-to-point or site-to-site connections.	6.5
PPTP	A method for implementing virtual private networks. PPTP uses a control channel over TCP and a GRE tunnel operating to encapsulate PPP packets.	8.0
RSVP Tunnel	A new RSVP-based tunnel protocol establishes packet tunnels between a tunnel source point (TSP) and a tunnel destination point (TDP) in such a way that guaranteed services to aggregated packet flows is provided.	8.0
SecurityKISS	The traffic using VPN servers, also the traffic generated while browsing the securityKISS home page.	9.1
SoftEther	The traffic generated by connecting client to server using the SoftEther VPN application and browsing SoftEther official websites.	9.1
Spotflux	The traffic generated by using Spotflux VPN application on a mobile device or PC.	9.1
TunnelBear	A VPN service that allows private access to the global internet.	9.1
USAIP	The traffic generated by connecting to a USAIP VPN autoconnect application.	9.1
VPNReactor	The traffic generated by browsing the internet while connected through VPNReactor VPN servers, also the traffic generated while browsing the VPNReactor home page.	9.1

Web service applications	Description	First available in RiOS version
12306.cn	The official website of The Ministry of Railways of The People's Republic of China.	8.5
2345COM	A Chinese web navigation site.	8.5
247MEDIA	An ad management and service platform from 24/7 Media technology and Real Media group.	8.6
33ACROSS	A service used to anonymously collect and provide real-time information about users visiting a specific website.	8.6
39.net	A leading Chinese health portal.	8.5
51.com	A Chinese web portal for games, dating, and shopping using site points system.	8.6
About	A source for original information and advice.	8.5
Adobe	The Adobe applications and updates.	8.0
Adconion	A service that collects information about user online behavior and network patterns across multiple platforms and provides this information.	8.6
AddThis	A content sharing and social insight platform that provides analytics on audience and user statistics.	8.6
Adfly	A general website browsing and URL shortening service.	8.5
Adfonic	A mobile advertising buying platform that provides mobile web and app inventory to advertisers and agencies.	8.6
Adgear	An online advertising technology company with real-time ad platform.	8.6
Adify	A platform for generating ads.	8.6
Adjuggler	A platform for generating ads.	8.6
AdMarvel	A platform for generating ads.	8.6
AdMaster	A Chinese company website that does third-party digital marketing effect monitoring and analysis, and supplies solutions.	8.6
Adrive	An online cloud storage service.	8.5
Admeld	A platform that sells their advertisement inventory and implements it on user’s website.	8.6
Admeta	A private ad exchange.	8.6
Admin5	A general website browsing of Chinese webmaster information.	8.5
AdMob	A mobile advertising company that provides solutions for discovery, branding, and monetization on the mobile web.	8.6
Adometry	A service that provides ad verification and cross-channel attribution intelligence.	8.6
Adready	A service that provides a software for digital display advertising.	8.6
Adsage	A service that develops products for search, social, mobile, and display advertising.	8.6
Adtech	A service that provides ad serving solutions.	v.6
Adtegrity	An online advertising network.	8.6
Advertise.com	An online platform for hosting ads.	8.6
AdXpose	A digital advertising analytics solution.	8.6
Aggregate Knowledge	A data management solution that combines both media and audience data.	8.6
Aizhan	A Chinese website that assists webmasters.	8.5
Akamai	A platform for hosting content online.	8.6
Alibaba	A business-to-business trading platform for large and small business.	8.6
Aliyun	A Chinese cloud computing service site with a mobile operating system, part of the Alibaba Group.	8.6
Amazon	An online retail service.	6.5
Accuweather	A worldwide weather forecasting service.	9.1
Achetezfacile	A French online shop.	9.1
Ad4mat	An ad traffic generator.	9.1
Adcash	A worldwide advertising platform based in Estonia.	9.1
Alipay	An online payment service.	8.0
Amazon Web Services	A collection of remote computing services that make up the Amazon cloud computing platform.	8.6
Ameba	A Japanese blog virtual community in which users can customize their avatar and socialize with people around the world using virtual places included in the game.	8.6
Amobee	A mobile advertising technology company providing solutions and services for large advertisers, publishers and operators.	8.6
Android	A Linux-based operating system used primarily in smart phones and tablets.	8.6
Answers	An internet-based knowledge exchange.	8.5
AOL Ads	An advertising service that provides advertisers, agencies, and publishers with comprehensive and efficient online advertising tools.	8.6
Apple	The Apple website.	8.5
Apple Maps	A web and mobile mapping service application and technology provided by Apple.	8.6
AppNexus	A platform that provides real-time online advertising.	8.6
Aptean	A corporation that offers professional services, including software implementation, customer education, and training services.	8.6
Archive	A non-profit digital library.	8.5
Ask.com	A question answering focused web search engine.	8.6
Atlas Solutions	A platform for delivering media-based ads.	8.6
Atom	A web content syndication system similar to RSS.	8.0
AudienceScience	A platform for online advertising technology.	8.6
Avast	A antivirus download website.	9.1
Avoidr	An application that uses foursquare to check where people are in order to avoid them.	8.6
Babylon	A site that offers a translation and language learning services for a fee. It also offers real-time translations and an application for download.	8.6
Baidu	An ad-supported search engine that also has video, maps, and social media functions.	8.6
Barnes&Noble	A website that offers books, ebooks, DVDs, music, and so on.	8.5
BBC	The British Broadcasting Corporation website offering news, sports, radio, and more.	9.1
Betclic	An online gambling service.	9.1
Beweb	An ad traffic generator and analytics gathering platform.	9.1
Bildde	A German tabloid website.	8.5
Bing	A search engine by Microsoft. Bing can be integrated with Hotmail or Facebook to message friends Bing search results, or with Facebook to have the option to send messages to friends in the search results.	6.5
Bingbot	A Microsoft web crawler for the Bing search engine.	8.0
Bizo	An online marketing solution that provides advertisement services to companies around the globe.	8.6
Blogger	A blog publishing service owned by Google, formerly known as BlogSpot.	8.0
Bloomberg	A general business news and financial information website.	8.5
Bluekai	A platform for hosting ads as well as analyzing the data they generate.	8.6
Booking	An online worldwide accommodation reservation service.	8.6
BRCDN	A content delivery network used by web hosting companies.	8.6
BrightRoll	An online video advertising services provider that executes video ad campaigns on household name media and broadcast properties for brand advertisers and agencies.	8.6
Brighttalk	An online webinar and video provider.	8.5
Brilig	An online advertising service.	8.6
Brothersoft	A free software download website.	8.5
BRSRVR	A content delivery network used to generate ads.	8.6
BV! Media	An advertising service provided by Rogers Media Inc.	8.6
C3 Metrics	An advertising delivery service.	9.1
Caraytech	An online advertising solution provider.	8.6
Casale Media	A Canadian online media and technology company that builds online advertising technology for web publishers and advertisers.	8.6
CBS	The website for the American commercial broadcasting service.	8.5
CBSinteractive	An online content network for news, sports, entertainment, technology and business.	8.5
Cedexis	An ad traffic generator and analytics gathering platform.	9.1
Chango	A real-time marketing technology company with a range of full-service solutions for brands and agencies.	8.6
Chartbeat	An online advertising and analytics solution for businesses.	8.6
China News	A Chinese news service.	8.6
Chinauma	An online Chinese advertisement and analytics solution.	8.6
Clickbooth	An online advertising solution for businesses.	8.6
ClickTale	A web analytics web service.	8.6
CloudFlare	A free and commercial cloud-based service to secure and accelerate websites.	8.6
CNET	An online forum for technology news, reviews, teaching videos, product pricing, free downloads, and newsletters.	8.5
CNN	An American online news site.	8.5
CNZZ	A Chinese advertising and analytics website.	8.6
Cognitive Match	An analytics website that uses artificial intelligence, psychology, and machine learning mathematics to match individuals with content.	8.6
Commission Junction	A platform for generating ads.	8.6
Compete	A web traffic analysis service that specializes in site and search analytics.	8.6
Compuware	A company that provides products, services, and solutions that help IT professionals develop, integrate, customize, test, and maintain business-critical applications.	8.6
comScore	A service that collects and provides marketing data and analytics to its customers.	8.6
Concur	A company that provides of on-demand travel and expense management, invoice processing, and T&E business intelligence reporting.	8.6
Conduit	An online platform that allows web publishers to create free custom toolbars, web applications, and mobile applications.	8.5
Connexity	A digital advertising company.	8.6
Connextra	An online marketing software company that helps advertisers run more effective online promotions.	8.6
Constant Contact	A do-it-yourself email marketing solution for small businesses and associations.	8.6
Contextweb	Now known as Pulsepoint. Pulsepoint does integrated advertising solutions for better digital marketing.	8.6
Contnet	A German mobile content and technical solutions provider. Its services include messaging and billing delivery services, design and hosting mobile application, and mobile marketing and video platform services.	8.6
Core Audience	An ad generating site.	8.6
CPX interactive	A digital advertising company.	8.6
Craigslist	A website providing local classifieds and forums, moderated by the community and largely for free.	6.5
Criteo	A performance display advertising company.	8.6
Crowd science	A digital brand advertising software and services provider.	8.6
cXense	An IT company that provides online advertising, web analytics, and search on a subscription basis through the cloud.	8.6
Datalogix	A company that collects and processes transactional-data to optimize performance targeting and drive online and offline sales.	8.6
Daum	A Korean website and search engine that also provides streaming media services.	8.6
dcinside	A Korean website dedicated to digital cameras and photography.	8.6
DC Storm	An online technology marketing solution.	8.6
Dell	The website for Dell Inc.	8.5
Delta Search	A search engine and toolbar.	9.1
deviantART	An online community artwork showcasing site.	8.6
Digg	A social news website.	8.6
Disney	The web traffic associated with globalregsession.go.com, a Disney Enterprises website.	9.1
Domaintools.com	An internet domain name intelligence service.	8.5
Doubleclick	A Google subsidiary that develops and provides ad services.	8.6
Dotomi	A company that provides personalized online marketing display advertising.	8.6
Drawbridge	A company that does mobile advertising by bridging audience across devices.	8.6
DynamicIntranet	An on-demand website for intranet applications.	8.5
Dynamic Logic	An online research company that measures the effectiveness of online communications.	8.6
EarthCam	A company that provides access to images from web cams around the world.	8.6
Eastmoney	A Chinese financial portal.	8.6
eBay	An online auction and shopping website.	6.5
EdgeCast Networks	The traffic generated by accessing the advertising website edgecastcdn.net.	9.1
EditGrid	An online spreadsheet service.	8.6
Effective Measure	Collects audience data and does analysis.	8.6
eHow	A company that provides how-to articles written by professionals and users covering a broad range of topics.	8.6
Enet.com.cn	A Chinese IT information portal.	8.5
Engage BDR	A media advertising company.	8.6
eNovance	A cloud and managed services provider.	8.6
Envato	An Australian-based company that provides digital marketplaces for images, templates, project files, and education tutorials.	8.5
EQ Ads	A company that provides services to target consumers through content matching, search queries, and behavioral segments.	8.6
Etao	A Chinese online shopping search engine provided by the Alibaba group.	8.6
Etsy	An e-commerce site focused on handmade or vintage items as well as art and craft supplies.	8.6
Evernote	An application that allows you to take notes, voice messages, and pictures, and synchronize them online and across multiple devices.	8.6
Evidon	An online marketing firm that collects data about visitor patterns.	8.6
eXelate Media	A platform for online ad generation.	8.6
Exponential Interactive	A platform for generating ads.	8.6
eyeReturn	A real-time analytics collection and online marketing service.	8.6
Facebook Search	The Facebook website search.	8.5
Federated Media	A platform for generating ads.	8.6
Flickr	An image-hosting and video-hosting site, including a web services suite, and online community.	8.0
Fluent	The traffic associated with fluentmobile.com.	9.1
Fogbugz	A hosted bug tracking software and project management system by Fog Creek. Users can manage, filter, sort, and navigate tasks related to a particular issue.	6.5
Forbes	A national American online business magazine.	8.5
Fox News	An American cable news network.	8.6
FOX Sports	A FOX sports and affiliates providing sports news, images, blogs, and videos.	8.5
Free	A French internet service provider for general browsing on the website free.fr.	8.5
Freelancer	A global marketplace for freelance jobs.	8.6
Freewheel Media	A platform for ad generation.	8.6
Goal	A soccer news website.	8.6
GoGoBox	A Chinese online gaming and shopping website.	8.6
Google	The traffic generated by the Google search engine or one of the other internet services provided by Google, Inc.	6.5
Google Ads	Google's platform for generating ad traffic tailored for each individual user.	8.6
Google Analytics	A Google service that tracks and generates detailed web statistics.	8.0
Google APIs	The application programming interfaces that support the development of web applications that leverage Google services.	8.0
Google App Engine	An application that enables users to build and host web applications that run on Google's application infrastructure, eliminating the need for additional hardware, patches, and back-ups.	8.0
Google Calendar	A free time-management web application offered by Google.	6.5
Google Desktop	A desktop search and desktop gadget software.
Google Docs	A free, web-based word processor, spreadsheet, presentation, form, and data storage service offered by Google.	6.5
Google Earth	A Google virtual globe, map, and geographical information program.	6.5
Google Maps	A Google web mapping services application and technology.	8.0
Google Play	Application store for Android phones. Can be used to download apps, music, magazines, books, TV shows and movies.	8.6
Google Safe Browsing	A Google service that protects users from known phishing and malware sites.	8.0
Google Translate	A Google web service that provides language translation for web pages and text for any selected language.	8.0
Googlebot	A Googlebot searches websites for new pages and updated content and adds it to the Google index.	8.0
Goo.ne.jp	A Japanese web portal.	8.5
Gopher	A TCP/IP application layer protocol designed for distributing, searching, and retrieving documents over the internet.	8.0
Groupon	A dial-of-the-day website that features discounted gift certificates.	8.5
HowardForums	A discussion board dedicated to mobile phones.	8.6
HP Website	The Hewlett-Packard website, which provides company news and information.	8.5
HT Facile	An advertising traffic and analytics application	9.1
HTTP	The HyperText Transfer Protocol, the principal transport protocol for the World Wide Web.	6.5
HTTP Audio	Any audio files or streams delivered over HTTP that were not detected as being part of a more specific application.	8.0
HTTP Video	Any video files or streams delivered over HTTP that were not detected as being part of a more specific application.	8.0
HubPages	A social content community for writers.	8.6
Huffington Post	An American online news aggregator and blog.	9.1
Hupu	A Chinese sports news website.	8.5
HWCDN	Traffic generated while visiting websites that use HWCDN to host media or ads.	9.1
IBM	The International Business Machines corporate website.	8.5
IGN	An American entertainment website that focuses on video games, films, music, and other media.	8.6
Ikea	A Scandinavian furniture and accessories online store.	8.5
Image-Venue	A free image hosting and uploading website for bloggers, message board users, and eBay sellers.	8.5
IMDb	An online database of information related to films, TV, and video games.	8.6
Imgur	A free image-sharing application that is a hosted service.	8.0
Improve Digital	A platform for developing and distributing ad services.	8.6
In.com	An Indian web portal where users have access to news, blogs, feeds, streaming music and video, and mail and classified service.	8.5
Infonline	A provider of internet audience measurement.	8.6
InfoSeek	A popular search engine originally operated by the Infoseek Corporation. Infoseek was bought by The Walt Disney Company in 1998, and the technology was merged with that of the Disney-acquired Starwave to form the Go.com network. It has been replaced with Yahoo! search and is no longer in use.	8.0
Integral Ad Science	A platform to generate ad traffic and gather user metrics.	8.6
Innovation Interactive	A digital marketing agency that generates ads and collects real-time user metrics.	8.6
Inskin Media	A platform for generating ads and user metrics.	8.6
InterClick (now Genome)	A subsidiary of Yahoo! used as a visualization platform for advertisers.	8.6
IPerceptions	A provider of web-based analytics to gather feedback from website users.	8.6
IT168	A Chinese social media site.	8.5
Itsfogo	An ad traffic generator and analytics gathering platform.	9.1
Komli	A platform for creating and distributing ads online.	8.6
Krux	A service that uses personal information to generate user-specific ads.	8.6
LA Times	An American online news website based in Los Angeles.	8.6
LeadBolt	An advertising platform for mobile and web-based services.	8.6
LeadLander	A service to track website customers.	9.1
Lebncoin	An online sales site, that allows the publication of advertisements for sale of any items, accessible by everyone.	8.5
L'equipe.fr	A French website that features sports news and articles.	9.1
Ligatus	An advertising traffic generator and analytics collector.	9.1
Limelight Networks	A content delivery network used by web hosting companies.	8.6
LiveJournal	A virtual community where internet users can keep a blog, journal, or diary.	8.0
LivePerson	A publicly held online marketing and web analytics platform.	8.6
LiveRail	A platform for providing online video advertisements.	8.6
Lokalisten	A German social networking website.	8.6
Lotame	A platform that collects information about website visitors allowing websites to customize the ad content that is sent to specific users.	8.6
Luminate	A platform for generating interactive images.	8.6
Marca	A Spanish website that primarily features sports news.	8.6
MaxPoint Interactive	A platform for providing digital ads.	8.6
MdotM	A platform for generating ads.	8.6
Media6Degrees	A service that generates ads based on information it collects about individual users.	8.6
Media Innovation Group	A platform for generating digital advertisements.	8.6
Mediamind	A platform for creating customized ads for individual users.	8.6
Media Math	A platform for generating ad traffic.	8.6
Mediaplex	A data platform that collects user data and provides user-specific analytics for marketing purposes.	8.6
MediaV	A Chinese internet marketing company that provides a platform for ad generation.	8.6
Melon	A Korean online music store.	9.1
Mercis	An ad traffic generator and analyzer.	9.1
Microsoft	The Microsoft corporate website that includes shopping for Microsoft products, product lists and specs, software downloads and support.	8.6
Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions	The traffic generated via FrontPage Server Extensions communication.	9.1
Millennial Media	An independent mobile advertising company.	8.6
Mixpanel	A platform that provides analytics for mobile devices.	8.6
Mobile Theory	A platform for generating mobile advertisements.	8.6
Mojiva	A platform for generating ads on mobile devices.	8.6
Monetate	A cloud-based platform for online marketing and ads.	8.6
Motrixi	A platform for generating mobile ads.	8.6
Mozilla	The Mozilla corporation website that includes downloads and updates to Mozilla Firefox.	8.5
MS-CDN	Traffic relating to Microsoft Azure's Content Delivery Network. Traffic going to and from msecnd.net.	8.6
MS Online	A hosted software suite that includes Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Office Communications Online, Microsoft Forefront, and Microsoft Office Live Meeting.	8.0
MSN	A collection of internet site and services by Microsoft. The MSN portal provides access to Windows Live services such as Messenger, Hotmail, and SkyDrive, as well as News, Sports, Financial and Entertainment Services.	8.0
MyBuys	A platform for generating personalized ads.	8.6
Mywebsearch	A search engine site powered by Google.	8.5
Nate	A Korean website that provides many services such as a news portal, emailing solution, instant messaging, video and movie streaming, maps and many other services.	8.6
Nate On File	The file transfer traffic generated by the Nate On service.	8.6
Nate On Phone	The voice traffic generated by the Nate On IM service.	8.6
Nate On Remote	The remote control traffic generated by the Nate On IM application that allows a user to control the computer of another user.	8.6
Naver	A Korean website with features such as a search engine, news, sports, video, and music streaming.	8.6
NBA - National Basketball Association	A website that provides news, highlights, and the ability to stream live games.	8.6
Netease	A popular Chinese portal.	8.5
NetSeer	A platform for generating targeted media and matching ads to specific users.	8.6
Neustar Services (formerly TARGUSinfo)	A real-time information services and marketing analytics provider.	8.6
Nexage	A mobile advertising platform.	8.6
Newegg	An online hardware and software retailer.	8.5
news.com.au	An Australian news website.	9.1
NFL	The national football league website.	8.5
Nielsen	An analytics company that collects user data as they browse the web.	8.6
Nokia	A website for cellphones, smartphones, and cameras.	8.6
Nokia Maps	A maps application for Nokia mobile devices.	8.6
Nokia Message	A messaging service for Nokia mobile devices.	8.6
Nokia Store	A store for Browsing and downloading apps for Nokia mobile devices.	8.6
Nokia Sync	A service that synchronizes contacts, calendar, notes, to-do items, and bookmarks.	8.6
nPario	An online data-driven advertising solution.	8.6
Nugg	A predictive ad generation service.	8.6
NYtimes	A New York City news website.	9.1
Office Communications Online	The Microsoft Office web applications that let you create, view, and collaborate from a hosted service through the browser.	8.6
Ohana	An online advertising network.	8.6
Olive Media	A platform for ad generation across a variety of platforms.	8.6
Ooyala	An online video technology product and services company.	9.1
OpenCandy	A dynamic advertisement generator.	9.1
OpenX	An ad generation service.	8.6
Optimax	A platform for generating ads.	8.6
Optimizely	A platform for gathering user metrics and generating ads.	8.6
Oracle-CRMOD	Oracle CRM On Demand is a customer relationship management solution that is accessible to authorized users over a web browser.	9.1
Outbrain	A content recommendation platform whose content marketing module offers to help internet publishers increase web traffic.	9.1
OwnerIQ	An ad generation service that uses behavioral targeting.	8.6
PayPal	An American worldwide online payments system.	9.1
pchome	A Chinese IT information website.	8.5
Photobucket	An image-hosting, video-hosting, slideshow-creation, and photo-sharing website.	8.0
Picasa	A Google image organizer and image viewer for organizing and editing digital photos, plus an integrated photo-sharing website.	8.0
Piksel	A cloud-based, modular video platform.	9.1
Polldaddy	An online survey tool.	8.6
Proclivity	A platform for online ad generation.	8.6
Proxistore	A location-based online advertising service.	9.1
PubMatic	A platform for ad generation across multiple devices.	8.6
Quote	A financial market information and trading resource site.	8.5
Quantcast	A platform for gathering user analytics as well as ad generation.	8.6
Raging-Bull	A financial message board hosted by Quote.com.	8.5
RadiumOne	A service that gathers user data and uses that information to generate ads on a per-user basis.	8.6
Rambler	A Russian search engine and one of the biggest Russian web portals.	8.6
Rapleaf	A platform for collecting and distributing marketing data.	8.6
Rediff	An Indian news, information, entertainment, and shopping portal.	8.6
Redux media	A platform for generating ads.	8.6
Resonate Networks	An ad networking website.	8.6
Rich Relevance	A platform for personalized ad distribution.	8.6
Rocket Fuel	An online ad network.	8.6
RSS	A Really Simple Syndication feed format for web feeds.	8.0
Rubicon Project	A platform for the automation of online advertising.	8.6
Salesforce	An online CRM and cloud computing service.	6.5
Samsung	The websites associated with South Korean multinational conglomerate company Samsung.	8.5
SASCDN	The websites that use SASCDN to host media or ads.	9.1
Schmedley	An online desktop start page that provides widgets for browsing around the web.	8.5
Scorecard Research	A service that collects users browsing data for market research.	8.6
Sears	An American online department store.	8.6
Sendspace	An online service that allows you to send, receive, track, and share your files using either the website, Windows, Mac, Linux, or mobile platforms.	8.6
Sina	A Chinese infotainment web portal.	8.5
Share This	A platform for collecting user data and using it to customize ads.	8.6
ShowMyPC	An application that allows users to remotely control and view computers across networks and the internet.	8.6
Shutterfly	An online photo storage service.	8.6
Silverpop	A marketing automation platform for social networks, email, and mobile traffic.	8.6
Six Apart	A Japanese blog and ad generation platform.	8.6
Skimlinks	A product advertisement website.	8.6
Slideshare	A slide hosting service.	8.5
Slingbox	The Slingbox.com website.	9.1
Smartfox	The traffic from online games using Flash-based massively multiplayer online (MMO) middleware from Smartfox.	9.1
SOSO	The traffic generating by searching and browsing websites, news, images videos, and so on using soso.com	9.1
Soku	A Chinese search engine from Youku.	8.5
SPC Media	A website development company that generates ads.	8.6
Speed Test	The traffic generated by speedtest.net to measure maximum upload and download speed.	9.1
Spoke (formerly Telecom Express)	A platform for marketing tools and ad generation.	8.6
SpotXchange	A video advertising marketplace.	8.6
SSL	A Secure Sockets Layer cryptographic protocol that provides security over the internet.	6.5
Stackoverflow	The traffic generated while browsing the Stackoverflow.com website and forum.	9.1
StatCounter	A web traffic analysis tool.	8.6
StumbleUpon	A web browser plugin that allows users to discover and rate web pages, photos, videos, and news articles.	8.0
Squidoo	A community website that allows users to create pages, called lenses, about subjects of interest.	8.5
Surikate	The traffic generated by visiting mobile sites that use Surikate to generate ad traffic and gather analytics.	9.1
SurveyMonkey	A private American company that enables users to create their own survey.	8.5
Taobao	An online consumer to consumer auction and shopping marketplace operated by the Alibaba Group.	8.6
Target	An American online retail store.	8.5
TeacherTube	A video sharing website.	8.6
TechCrunch	A web publication that provides technology news and analysis.	8.6
TechInline	A web-based service for remote support, remote control, desktop sharing, remote training, and file transfer between two computers.	8.5
Telegraph	An online newspaper based in the UK.	8.6
Telemetry Verification	A digital forensics platform that provides user data.	8.6
Teracent	A platform for ad generation.	8.6
Theme Forest	An Envato marketplace where users can buy and sell site templates and themes to skin CMS products like WordPress, Drupal, and Joomia.	8.5
The Guardian	A British news website.	8.6
TLV Media	A service that specializes in optimization of online display campaigns.	8.6
Tmall (Formerly Taobao Mall)	A Chinese-language business to consumer website operated by the Alibaba Group.	8.6
Tribal Fusion	A platform for providing customized ads.	8.6
Triggit	A Facebook Exchange platform that generates ads when users browse Facebook as well as other websites that use the Triggit platform.	8.6
Tritone	A service that collects ads from different sources and combines them in a central database.	8.6
TubeMogul	A platform that generates video advertisements and real-time user analytics.	8.6
Turn	A platform for generating ads as well as gathering information about users for marketing analytics.	8.6
Tumblr	A microblogging platform that allows users to post text, images, videos, links, quotes, and audio to their tumblelog, a short-form blog.	8.0
Undertone	A platform that provides digital ad generation.	8.6
USA Today	An American online daily newspaper website.	8.5
ValueClick Media	A platform for generating multimedia ads.	8.5
Vibrant	A platform for video advertising.	8.6
Voice Five	A service that provides studies and reports on internet trends and behavior.	8.6
Videoplaza	The traffic generated by visiting websites that use Videoplaza for video advertisements.	9.1
ViewOnTV	The traffic generated by visiting websites that use ViewOnTV for video advertisements.	9.1
Viewsurf	A French webcam video streaming services.	9.1
W3Schools	A website developer’s portal.	8.5
Weather Channel	A national and local weather website that provides forecasts for cities, as well as weather radar, report, and hurricane coverage.	8.6
Webs.com	A space for individuals, groups, or small businesses to share photos and videos, open a store, and build a community.	8.5
Webtrends	A service that provides web, social, mobile analytics, and other software solutions related to marketing intelligence.	8.6
Weborama	The traffic generated by visiting websites that use Weborama to generate ad traffic and gather analytics.	9.1
Weebly	A free website creator that uses a widget-style format, enabling users to create a site by dragging-and-dropping the page elements.	8.5
Weibo.com	The traffic generated from microblogging, chatting, sharing media and such using the microblogging site weibo.com.	9.1
Wetpaint	A social publishing and distribution company that focuses on coverage of TV shows, stars, and fashion.	8.5
Wikia	A free web hosting service for wikis.	8.6
Wikidot	A free and paid Wiki hosting site.	8.5
Wikipedia	An online editable encyclopedia.	6.5
Wikispaces	A free web hosting service.	8.6
Windows Phone	A series of proprietary mobile operating systems developed by Microsoft.	8.6
Woolik	The traffic generated from wooklik.com and search engine enhancements generated by the Woolik product.	9.1
Wordpress	An online blogging community.	8.0
Wretch	A general browsing and streaming media website from Taiwan.	8.5
Xanga	A website that hosts web blogs, photoblogs, and social networking profiles.	8.0
Xaxis	A service that specializes in user analytics and media planning.	8.6
XiTi	A platform for generating ad traffic and gathering analytics.	9.1
X Plus On	A platform for generating ads.	8.6
Yabuka	An online advertising technology company.	8.6
Yahoo	An online service.	6.5
Yahoo Slurp	A web crawler that obtains content for the Yahoo search engine.	8.0
Yandex	A Russian web engine.	9.1
Ybrant Digital	A platform for digital marketing solutions.	8.6
YieldManager	An AD/CDN service that creates tags and cookies for web-based information gathering.	8.6
Youku	A Chinese video hosting service with applications for Windows, Android, and iPhone.	8.6
Zanox	A platform for generating ad traffic and gathering analytics.	9.1
Zoho	A web-based online office suite containing word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, databases, note-taking, wikis, CRM, project management, invoicing, and other applications developed by ZOHO Corporation.	6.5

Collaboration applications	Description	First available in RiOS version
Citrix Jedi	An online streaming connection protocol for streaming real-time data.	8.0
Citrix Online	An online service that includes GoToMyPC, GoToMeeting, GoToWebinar, and GoToTraining.	8.0
Clarizen	A web-based collaborative work and project management solution.	8.6
GoToMeeting	A remote meeting and desktop sharing software that enables the user to meet with other computer users, customers, clients, or colleagues via the internet in real-time.	6.5
GoToMyPC	A remote control software service by Citrix that enables users to access another computer remotely, over the internet.	8.6
GoToTraining	An online training program service by Citrix. Users can host their training sessions online and make tests and materials available for use.	8.6
GoToWebinar	A webinar hosting service by Citrix. Users can plan, present, and record webinars over the internet.	8.6
Groupwise	A messaging and collaborative software platform from Novell that supports email, calendaring, personal information management, instant messaging, and document management.	8.0
HL7	A medical information exchange standard for exchanging information between medical applications.	8.0
Livemeeting	A Microsoft commercial web-conferencing service.	6.5
Lync	A Microsoft voice, video, file transfer, and video sharing communications platform. For details on the types of traffic Lync generates and the classification the AFE provides for them, see the SteelHead Deployment Guide. AFE classification of Lync traffic covers the majority of traffic generated between Lync clients and Lync servers but not all. A Lync server uses the default SIP port of TCP 5061. You can use this port number to build a custom rule to classify Lync SIP traffic.	8.5.1
Lync Audio	The voice calls between Lync clients if the control channel is unencrypted.	8.6
Lync Control	The Lync client logins.	8.6
Lync Media	The voice and video calls between Lync clients.	8.6
Lync Share	The file transfers between Lync clients	8.6
Lync Video	The video calls between Lync clients if the control channel is unencrypted.	8.6
Notes	An IBM enterprise collaboration suite, Lotus Notes.	8.0
Meeting Maker	A cross-platform personal calendar and group scheduling software application from PeopleCube.	8.0
Microsoft SharePoint Online	Business information collaboration software that allows collaboration and file sharing along with a web publishing tool.	8.6
NetMeeting	A VoIP and multipoint video conferencing client included in many versions of Microsoft Windows.	8.0
SharePoint	A Microsoft collaboration, file sharing, and web publishing system.	6.5
WebEx	A Cisco online meeting and web-conferencing application.	6.5
Webex-Media	The WebEx Meetings audio and video conferencing application.	9.1
Webex-Sharing	The WebEx Meetings traffic generated from desktop sharing, text chat, file sharing, and whiteboard.	9.1

Database applications	Description	First available in RiOS version
BLIDM	A Britton-Lee integrated database manager.	8.0
dBase	The first widely used database management system (DBMS) for microcomputers. A major upgrade was released as dBASE III, and ported to a wider variety of platforms, adding UNIX and VMS.	8.0
DEOS	A distributed external object port 76 for TCP and UDP	8.0
INGRES-NET	An IngresNET service.	8.0
LDAP	A protocol for reading and editing directories over an IP network.	6.5
Mini SQL	A lightweight database management system.	8.0
MS OLAP	An online analytical processing capability that is a component of Microsoft SQL Server.	8.0
MS SQL	A relational database server produced by Microsoft.	8.0
MySQL	A relational database management system (RDBMS) that runs as a server, providing multiuser access to a number of databases.	6.5
Oracle	An object-relational database management system (ORDBMS) produced and marketed by Oracle Corporation.	6.5
Oracle SQLNET	The networking software that enables remote data access between programs and the Oracle Database, or among multiple Oracle databases.	8.0
PostgreSQL	An open source object-relational database system.	8.0
RIS	The relational interface system (RIS) that is Intergraph Corporation’s middleware for connecting client software and DBMS.	8.0
SAP MaxDB	A relational database management system (RDBMS). MaxDB is targeted for large SAP environments, such as mySAP Business Suite and other applications that require enterprise-level database functionality.	8.6
SAP Netweaver	A service-oriented application platform that consists of an integrated stack of products including: Application Server, Business Intelligence, Composition Environment, Enterprise Portal, Identity Management, Master Data Management, Mobile, and Process Integration.	8.6
SQL Services	A protocol for service type SQL Services registered with IANA on port 118 TCP/UDP.	8.0

Email applications	Description	First available in RiOS version
126.com	A free web mail service of Netease.	8.5
Exchange	The Microsoft Exchange email, scheduling, and contact services.	6.5
Facebook-Messages	The Facebook email and instant messaging service.	8.5
Gmail	The Google hosted web mail service that allows private access to email, file storage, and instant messaging.	6.5
IMAP	An internet standard protocol for accessing email on a remote server.	8.0
Infostore	A Microsoft Exchange information store.	8.0
MAILQ	A protocol for service type MAILQ registered with IANA on port 174 TCP/UDP	8.0
MAPI	The protocol that Microsoft Outlook uses to communicate with Microsoft Exchange.	6.5
Microsoft Exchange Online	A hosted enterprise email, scheduling, and contacts solution. It provides similar capabilities as Microsoft Exchange Server but is offered as a cloud-based service.	8.6
Microsoft Outlook	A personal information manager that includes functionality such as email client, calendar, task manager, contact manager, and note taker.	8.0
MTA	The Microsoft Exchange Mail Transfer Agent.	8.0
NI Mail	A protocol for service type NI MAIL registered with IANA on port 61 TCP/UDP.	8.0
PCMAIL	A protocol for service type pcmail-srv registered with IANA on port 158 TCP/UDP.	8.0
POP2	A protocol used by local email clients to retrieve email from a remote server.	8.0
POP3	A protocol used by local email clients to retrieve email from a remote server.	6.5
QMTP	An email transmission protocol that is designed to have better performance than Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), the de facto standard.	8.0
REMAIL	A protocol for service type re-mail-ck registered with IANA on port 50 TCP/UDP.	8.0
RFRI	The Microsoft Exchange referral interface.	8.0
SMTP	An internet standard for email transmission across internet Protocol (IP) networks.	6.5
Store Admin	An Exchange Store server administration tool.	8.0
Sysatt	The Microsoft Exchange system attendant service.	8.0
XNS Mail	The Xerox networking services mail.	8.0