the results of - netstat -tapen | grep ":800x"
http://i.imgur.com/yCWyiEa.png
results of - lsof -i :80 (port 80 being the port the live application is listening on)
http://i.imgur.com/f6WbR7y.png
does '*:http' mean that port 80 is assigned to listen to all http trafic?
i had an interesting discovery, just to test it out, i set my most simple block (the port 8005 one from above) to listen on port 80. And lo and behold, my page appeared! when going to [ip]:80 or even just [ip].
also i should mention that the above block for the running application is wrong, its actually listening on port 80 also, but when hitting [ip]:80 or [ip] i only get directed to the simple block i created. but hitting the proper DNS address takes me to the application.
so what i gather is that many domains can be served through the one port? I
http://i.imgur.com/yCWyiEa.png
results of - lsof -i :80 (port 80 being the port the live application is listening on)
http://i.imgur.com/f6WbR7y.png
does '*:http' mean that port 80 is assigned to listen to all http trafic?
i had an interesting discovery, just to test it out, i set my most simple block (the port 8005 one from above) to listen on port 80. And lo and behold, my page appeared! when going to [ip]:80 or even just [ip].
also i should mention that the above block for the running application is wrong, its actually listening on port 80 also, but when hitting [ip]:80 or [ip] i only get directed to the simple block i created. but hitting the proper DNS address takes me to the application.
so what i gather is that many domains can be served through the one port? I