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A port provides a location for an application to interface with the network. If there is no application that is listening at a particular point, data sent there will never be used.
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Running VPN server and Apache conflicting ports
I have created a VBS file to quickly change the port of the SSTP. … After the port has been changed you will need to go to the command prompt as an administator (create a cmd.exe shortcut and run as an administrator). …
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Running VPN server and Apache conflicting ports
Is there anyway I can stop system from using port 443?
So maybe it's not in my best interest to change the port of the VPN server either. …
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