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Article #5108Re: Is 443 port reserved?
From: Hans Galema
Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2004 21:21
Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2004 21:21
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Lynn wrote: > I tried to use 443 as our https server listening port. Did you program that server ? If yes, which component did you use. > But it gave me EAccessViolation error. On which moment ? On wich statement ? > I have to swith to 444. It seems like 443 is reserved and unbable to use it. > Is it true? No. The only reason that you cannot let a socket listen on a port is that already another socket is listening on that port. Or the component that you use just throws an exception when you try to use this port. Who know ? Hans.
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