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Originally Posted by Bob.Kerns
More likely, they just don't want to waste $$$ on multiple servers when one would do the job and consume less electricity as well as pocket change.
There's nothing wrong with port 8080. Even most corporate firewalls are maintained by people smart enough to know that port 8080 is usually auxiliary HTTP-protocol port. It's a bit more likely than port 80 to be blocked, but not by much.
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Yeah, 80 is the only one blocked on my FIOS so I do use 8080.
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