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- What ports does XAMPP use?
- Can a single process run on multiple ports?
- Which port can I use instead of 3306?
- Is port 80 and 8080 the same?
- Is port 80 and 8000 the same?
- Can a host have multiple names?
- What is meant by virtual host?
- Can Apache listen to 2 ports?
- Can I use port 587 instead 25?
What ports does XAMPP use?
By Default, Apache runs HTTP on port 80 and SSL on port 443 in XAMPP.
Can a single process run on multiple ports?
Yes, a single process can listen on multiple ports, just like 80 + 443 are done. Apache has different ways to the handle the requests, the so called MPM (MultiProcessingModules). Usually you have single process and then multiple threads handling the requests as they are comming in.
Which port can I use instead of 3306?
For example if the classic MySQL protocol port is the default value of 3306 then the X Protocol port is 33060.
Is port 80 and 8080 the same?
Port 80 is the default port. It's what gets used when no port is specified. 8080 is Tomcat's default port so as not to interfere with any other web server that may be running.
Is port 80 and 8000 the same?
80 is for insecure (HTTP) connections and the other one is for secure (HTTPS) connections, but they both are used and reserved for HTTP communication.
Can a host have multiple names?
You can set up as many host names as you like all pointing to your localhost, with the IP, 127.0. 0.1.
What is meant by virtual host?
Virtual hosting is a web server that appears as more than one host on the Internet; the apparent host names distinguishes one host from another one. Using virtual hosting you can run multiple web services, each with a different host name and URL, that appear to be separate sites.
Can Apache listen to 2 ports?
Multiple ports can be configured via Listen directive under Apache web server. By default httpd listens on TCP port 80.
Can I use port 587 instead 25?
port 587 should only be used for submissions (i.e., mail client to mail server), port 25 should only be used for relaying (i.e., mail server to mail server communications), and. port 465 should no longer be used at all.
