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How to Verify the Web Application runing at port 80 from Server # prompt

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Old 01-16-2008, 11:34 AM
salmanfaheem@gmail.com
 
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Default How to Verify the Web Application runing at port 80 from Server # prompt


BismillahirRehmannirRahim

Hi Admins,

We have a web application interface [http based] , it can be
configured to publish at any ports fore instance 8181.

Our Client Browser are able to access this application at port 8181.

But when i change our application to publish on port 80, our clients
failed to get the loging page.

Port 80 is already opened at firewall, and we are used to publish this
application at port 80 [run as user root]

So i want to make sure that our application is running a / listening
on port 80.

May i know which command or utility i can use for this from the
Server # prompt.

its very urgent. Hope to hear soon from you.

Your Junior Admin
Salman

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Old 01-16-2008, 11:34 AM
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Default Re: How to Verify the Web Application runing at port 80 from Server # prompt

netstat -a |more
you can get the port 80 information,if you configured


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Old 01-16-2008, 11:34 AM
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Default Re: How to Verify the Web Application runing at port 80 from Server # prompt

On Aug 10, 3:47 am, "Daniel.xujg" <Daniel.x...@gmail.com> wrote:
> netstat -a |more
> you can get the port 80 information,if you configured


telnet localhost 80

on the machine should also work

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