RE: The port 80, emergemcy!
"David Freeman" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.redhat.release.guinness |
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| Organization | Outback Queensland Internet |
| Message-ID | <000701c26a5d$d06025a0$3f0a0a0a@skink> |
> I've got 'open ports 80 and 443'. Does any one know how to repair it?
> where may I find information about it.
Port 80 is web - most likely Apache. If you don't want a web server
then you can disable it. If you want a web server then port 80 will be
open. To disable it once you could use 'service httpd stop' and to
disable it permanently you should look into using the 'chkconfig'
command.
Port 443 is the ssl layer of web - again most likely Apache. If you
don't need ssl but still want web then you can disable all the ssl stuff
in the httpd.conf that would normally live in /etc/httpd/conf/ and
restart the web server ('service httpd restart'). If you don't want web
at all then disabling Apache will disable both ports.
CYA, Dave