HTTP - Port (80, 443)

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The HTTP request are routed to the destination server defined by the host and port of the request URL authority.

If the port is not defined, the default ports are:

  • 80 for the http scheme
  • 443 for the https scheme.

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The port of the web server can be seen:





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