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Service Name and Transport Protocol Port Number Registry
Speaking the TCP protocol, we communicate between "ports" in the local and remote ends. Each of these port fields are 16 bits in the protocol header so they can hold values between 0 - 65535. (IPv4 or IPv6 are the same here.) We usually do HTTP on port 80 and we do HTTPS on port … Continue reading Pretending port zero is a normal one → daniel.haxx.se · iana.org
Speaking the TCP protocol, we communicate between "ports" in the local and remote ends. Each of these port fields are 16 bits in the protocol header so they can hold values between 0 - 65535. (IPv4 or IPv6 are the same here.) We usually do HTTP on port 80 and we do HTTPS on port … Continue reading Pretending port zero is a normal one →
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