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After opening port 443 in windows firewall as inbound rule, I cannot see it when I run 'netstat -an'

As an inbound rule on Windows 10 firewall, I added port 443 as TCP connection allowing all types of connections. However, I cannot see it when I run 'netstat -an'. How can I get it so that I see my ...
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java.exe opens up hundreds of ports on 127.0.0.1 on a windows 10 computer and listens to itself

After I ran netstat -ab with admin right on my win10 computer, which is not running anything "java" related on the desktop nor there is "java.exe" in taskmanager's "detailed ...
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Is the same port acting as both client and server?

i find something strange in this netstat output. the output is taken using netstat -a -n -o -p TCP command on win 7. Proto Local Address Foreign Address State PID TCP ...
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