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Applications: A Applications: A This chapter contains the following sections: • ABC, on page 8 • Abonti, on page 9 • About.com, on page 10 • ABS-CBN, on page 11 • ACA Services, on page 12 • ACAP, on page 13 • Access Network, on page 14 • AccessBuilder, on page 15 • AccuWeather, on page 16 • Ace Hardware Corporation, on page 17 • Acer, on page 18 • AcFun, on page 19 • ACI, on page 20 • Acoon.de, on page 21 • ACR-NEMA, on page 22 • Acrobat.com, on page 23 • Active Networks, on page 24 • ActiveSync, on page 25 • Ad Advisor, on page 26 • AD Backup, on page 27 • AD DRS, on page 28 • AD DSAOP, on page 29 • AD DSROL, on page 30 • AD File Replication Service, on page 31 • Ad Marvel, on page 32 • Ad Master, on page 33 • Ad Mob, on page 34 • Ad Nexus, on page 35 • AD NSP, on page 36 • Ad Redirector, on page 37 • AD Restore, on page 38 • Ad Tech, on page 39 Applications: A 1 Applications: A • AD XDS, on page 40 • AD-X Tracking, on page 41 • Ad4mat, on page 42 • Adap.tv, on page 43 • Adaptive Receive Node Scheduling, on page 44 • Adblade, on page 45 • Adcash, on page 46 • Adconion Media Group, on page 47 • Addicting Games, on page 48 • Addictive Mobility, on page 49 • AddThis, on page 50 • AddThis Bot, on page 51 • AddToAny, on page 52 • AdF.ly, on page 53 • AdGear, on page 54 • Adify, on page 55 • AdJuggler, on page 56 • Admeld, on page 57 • ADMETA, on page 58 • Admin5, on page 59 • AdNetwork.net, on page 60 • ADNStream, on page 61 • Ado Tube, on page 62 • Adobe Analytics, on page 63 • Adobe Connect, on page 64 • Adobe Creative Cloud, on page 65 • Adobe PostScript, on page 66 • Adobe Software, on page 67 • AdobeAIR, on page 68 • Adorama, on page 69 • ADP, on page 70 • ADP GlobalView, on page 71 • ADP Resource, on page 72 • ADP Streamline, on page 73 • ADP TotalSource, on page 74 • ADP Vantage, on page 75 • ADP Workforce Now, on page 76 • AdReady, on page 77 • ADrive, on page 78 • AdRoll, on page 79 • adSage, on page 80 • AdSame, on page 81 • Adtech, on page 82 • Adtegrity, on page 83 • Adult Friend Finder, on page 84 • Adult World, on page 85 Applications: A 2 Applications: A • Advanced Hosters, on page 86 • Advanced Packaging Tool, on page 87 • Advertising.com, on page 88 • Adweek, on page 89 • AdXpose, on page 90 • AED512, on page 91 • Aeolon Core Protocol, on page 92 • AEP, on page 93 • AFP, on page 94 • Afreeca, on page 95 • After School, on page 96 • AgentX, on page 97 • Aggregate Knowledge, on page 98 • AhrefsBot, on page 99 • Aili, on page 100 • AIM Express, on page 101 • Airbnb, on page 102 • AirPlay, on page 103 • Airsoft Powerburst, on page 104 • Airspace, on page 105 • Airtime, on page 106 • AirTunes, on page 107 • Aizhan, on page 108 • AJP, on page 109 • Akamai, on page 110 • Akamai NetSession Interface, on page 111 • Al Jazeera, on page 112 • Albawaba, on page 113 • Alias, on page 114 • Alibaba, on page 115 • Aliexpress, on page 116 • Alipay, on page 117 • Alisoft, on page 118 • Aliwangwang, on page 119 • Aliyun, on page 120 • Allegro.pl, on page 121 • Allmyapps, on page 122 • AllRecipes, on page 123 • Allstate, on page 124 • ALPES, on page 125 • ALTools, on page 126 • AMANDA, on page 127 • Amazon, on page 128 • Amazon Ads System, on page 129 • Amazon Cloud Drive, on page 130 • Amazon Cloud Drive Authenticate, on page 131 Applications: A 3 Applications: A • Amazon Cloud Drive Download, on page 132 • Amazon Cloud Drive Upload, on page 133 • Amazon Cloud Player, on page 134 • Amazon Instant Video, on page 135 • Amazon Unbox, on page 136 • Amazon Web Services, on page 137 • AMD, on page 138 • Ameba, on page 139 • American Airlines, on page 140 • American Express, on page 141 • AMInet, on page 142 • AMMYY, on page 143 • Amobee, on page 144 • AMQP, on page 145 • AMQPS, on page 146 • Ancestry.com, on page 147 • Ando Media, on page 148 • Android Asynchronous Http Client, on page 149 • Android browser, on page 150 • Android Client, on page 151 • Android Download Manager, on page 152 • Android Music, on page 153 • Android.com, on page 154 • ANET, on page 155 • Anghami, on page 156 • Angry Birds, on page 157 • Anipang, on page 158 • ANSA Notify, on page 159 • ANSA REX Trader, on page 160 • ANSI Z39.50, on page 161 • Answers.com, on page 162 • any host, on page 163 • AnyConnect, on page 164 • AnyConnect IPSec Client, on page 165 • AnyConnect SSL Client, on page 166 • AnyDesk, on page 167 • AODV, on page 168 • AOL, on page 169 • AOL Ads, on page 170 • AOL Games, on page 171 • AOL Instant Messenger, on page 172 • AOL Instant Messenger Netscape, on page 173 • AOL Mail, on page 174 • AOL Video, on page 175 • Apache Nutch, on page 176 • Apertus Tech Load Distribution, on page 177 Applications: A 4 Applications: A • APNS, on page 178 • AppGlu, on page 179 • Apple App Store, on page 180 • Apple Developer, on page 181 • Apple iForgot, on page 182 • Apple Mail, on page 183 • Apple Maps, on page 184 • Apple Mobile Yahoo API, on page 185 • Apple Pipeline, on page 186 • Apple PubSub, on page 187 • Apple Remote Desktop, on page 188 • Apple sites, on page 189 • Apple Stocks, on page 190 • Apple Store, on page 191 • Apple Syndication, on page 192 • Apple Trailers, on page 193 • Apple TV, on page 194 • Apple Update, on page 195 • AppleCoreMedia, on page 196 • Applejuice, on page 197 • Applejuice GUI, on page 198 • appleqtcsrvr, on page 199 • AppleShare, on page 200 • AppleTalk Routing Maintenance, on page 201 • AppleTalk Unused 203, on page 202 • AppleTalk Unused 205, on page 203 • AppleTalk Unused 207, on page 204 • AppleTalk Unused 208, on page 205 • AppleTalk Zone Information Protocol, on page 206 • ApplianceWare Managment Protocol, on page 207 • Applix ac, on page 208 • AppNeta, on page 209 • AppNexus, on page 210 • Aptean, on page 211 • ArcGIS, on page 212 • ARCISDMS, on page 213 • ARCServe, on page 214 • Ares, on page 215 • Argos, on page 216 • Argus, on page 217 • Ariel, on page 218 • Ariel2, on page 219 • Ariel3, on page 220 • ARIS, on page 221 • Arizona Public Media, on page 222 • ARNS, on page 223 Applications: A 5 Applications: A • Arora, on page 224 • ArtStack, on page 225 • AS Server Mapper, on page 226 • ASA, on page 227 • asa-appl-proto, on page 228 • Asana, on page 229 • ASF, on page 230 • Asia Times Online, on page 231 • Asipregistry, on page 232 • Ask.com, on page 233 • ASKfm, on page 234 • asos, on page 235 • ASProxy, on page 236 • Associated Press, on page 237 • Asterisk PBX, on page 238 • Astraweb, on page 239 • Asus, on page 240 • AT&T, on page 241 • ATEXSSTR, on page 242 • ATG Live Help, on page 243 • ATI Technologies, on page 244 • Atlas Advertiser Suite, on page 245 • Atlassian, on page 246 • Atom, on page 247 • Atom.com, on page 248 • Audible.com, on page 249 • AudienceScience, on page 250 • AudioDocumentary.org, on page 251 • AUDIT, on page 252 • auditd, on page 253 • Auditude, on page 254 • Aurora, on page 255 • Aurora CMGR, on page 256 • AURP, on page 257 • Authentication Service, on page 258 • Autoblog, on page 259 • Autodesk, on page 260 • Autohome.com.cn, on page 261 • AutoTrader.com, on page 262 • AutoZone, on page 263 • Avast, on page 264 • Avaya, on page 265 • Avaya Audio, on page 266 • Avaya Live, on page 267 • Avaya Video, on page 268 • AVG, on page 269 Applications: A 6 Applications: A • Avian, on page 270 • Avira Download/Update, on page 271 • Avito, on page 272 • Avocarrot, on page 273 • Avocent, on page 274 • Avoidr, on page 275 • Aweber, on page 276 • AX.25, on page 277 • Azar Live, on page 278 • AZLyrics, on page 279 • Azure cloud portal, on page 280 Applications: A 7 Applications: A ABC ABC Description Web Portal for television network. Categories web services provider,search engine,email,multimedia (TV/video),news Tags web-based support/help,displays ads,web chat Risk Medium Business Relevance Very Low Applications: A 8 Applications: A Abonti Abonti Description Web crawler. Categories web spider/search crawler Tags Risk Low Business Relevance Very Low Applications: A 9 Applications: A About.com About.com Description A site that provides original information on various subjects. Categories web content aggregators Tags displays ads Risk Very Low Business Relevance Medium Applications: A 10 Applications: A ABS-CBN ABS-CBN Description Phillipines-based news. Categories web services provider, multimedia (TV/video), news Tags file sharing/transfer, displays ads Risk Very Low Business Relevance High Applications: A 11 Applications: A ACA Services ACA Services Description DEC's Application Control Architecture services, registered with IANA on port 62 tcp/udp. Categories network protocols/services Tags Risk Very Low Business Relevance Very High Applications: A 12 Applications: A ACAP ACAP Description Application Configuration Access Protocol. Categories network protocols/services Tags Risk Medium Business Relevance Medium Applications: A 13 Applications: A Access Network Access Network Description Registered with IANA on port 699 TCP/UDP. Categories network protocols/services Tags Risk Medium Business Relevance Medium Applications: A 14 Applications: A AccessBuilder AccessBuilder Description A family of dial-in remote access servers for mobile computer users and remote office workers. Categories network protocols/services Tags Risk Medium Business Relevance Medium Applications: A 15 Applications: A AccuWeather AccuWeather Description Weather forecasting website. Categories web services provider,e-commerce,multimedia (TV/video) Tags displays ads Risk Very Low Business Relevance Low Applications: A 16 Applications: A Ace Hardware Corporation Ace Hardware Corporation Description Home improvement goods and hardware retailer.
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