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2. Why was port 80 chosen as the default HTTP port and 443 as the...

   superuser.com/questions/996828

   So, at that time port 80 was officially free. In 1991 Tim Berners-Lee issued the first version of HTTP in a document about HTTP 0.9 where he stated: If the port number is not specified, 80 is always assumed for HTTP. Then in July 1992 was published RFC 1340 that obsoletes RFC 1060 where appears:

3. Why do we need to specify a port number while using HTTP...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/50888270

   The port is optional when it is the default port for the given scheme or protocol (e.g., HTTP=80). A given machine can host multiple different products with HTTP services on different ports. For example, Apache web server is listening to port 80 on a given server while Apache Tomcat is listening to port 8080 on the same machine.

4. Is there a default port that is requested by web browsers?

   superuser.com/questions/1236314

   Default HTTPS Port: 443. Following is some of the recommended localhost ports for local developments. Recommended Express.js (or LoopBack ) Dev Port: 3000, 8000, 8080 (by npm start) Default Angular Webpack Dev Port: 4200 (by ng serve) Default Ionic Webpack Dev Port: 8100, 8200 (by ionic serve or ionic lab) ...

5. What port does httpclient use? - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/3400958

   The server-side port is specified (and is known to the client) via the HTTP URL (the default is 80 for HTTP connections and 443 for HTTPS) and is specified after the hostname using hostname:port notation. On the client-side, things are a bit more interesting. Clients open a temporary or dynamic port that lasts only as long as the connection is ...

6. Does changing default port number actually increase security?

   serverfault.com/questions/316516/does-changing-default-port-number-actually...

   13. As others have pointed out, changing the port number does not offer you much security. I'd like to add that changing the port number may actually be detrimental to your security. Imagine the following simplified scenario. A cracker scans 100 hosts.

7. http - Port 8000 vs Port 8080 - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/38208994

   Please advise. A server can open whichever port it likes. 8000 and 8080 are common HTTP ports for many web servers (Tomcat included among them). Both port 8000 and 8080 are above the so-called well-known ports below 1024, and, as you noticed, both are common ports to use for web servers. Barring circumstances like firewalls or port forwarding ...

8. How to change the port number for ASP.NET Core app?

   stackoverflow.com/questions/38755516

   In visual studio 2017 we can change the port number from LaunchSetting.json. In Properties-> LaunchSettings.json. Open LaunchSettings.json and change the Port Number. Change the port Number in json file. answered Mar 22, 2019 at 11:51. Sathish.

9. How should one go about choosing a default TCP/IP port for a new...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/133879

   Choose a default port that doesn't interfere with the most common daemons and servers. Also make sure that the port number isn't listed as an attack vector for some virus -- some companies have strict policies where they block such ports no matter what. Last but not least, make sure the port number is configurable.

10. Should I run my small website in port 80, 8080, or 81?

    superuser.com/questions/720641

    It totally depends on the scale of the attack. Using non-default ports may help evade large scale scans say of /0 for web server vulnerabilities using zmap or nmap.

11. How set up Spring Boot to run HTTPS / HTTP ports

    stackoverflow.com/questions/30896234

    If you add appropriate configuration as shown bellow it would be good enough to have HTTPs port open. #default secured port (Spring will open it automatically) server.port=8443 #additional HTTP port (will open it in UndertowConfig) server.http.port=8080 #Open to the world server.http.interface=0.0.0.0 #These settings tell Spring to open SSL ...