ummm...not sure what you are looking for. Hope you agree that Apache runs on port 80 as a web server by default. Looks like this is not what you are looking for. could you pl. elaborate... regds. - satya
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I know that port 80 is on which Apache listens for all the request. But I wanted to know the port no for doing administartion work, like setting the properties which are used by an Apache administrator.
Hello As far as I know , There is nothing as admin port , yeah I agree the same is there in java webserver and even on jrun. But In case of apache web server u need to make changes in the conf file .
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There's no admin port for apache. That's why it's supposed to be an "inferior" web server - the server is controlled by text config files and you restart the server when you change them (which isn't as awful as it seems - apache comes up quick). Of course, not having a tcp/ip port and GUI config program also has meant one less possible hacker target...
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