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    Friends i am having a problem using Windows 2k. Actually some service is listening on port 80 and i want to terminate this service because i want port 80 to be free for my custom server application. The IP address of my machine is "192.168.1.23", and host name is "John". I already terminated the WWW service from service control panel, after which the following commands as expected not working: telnet localhost 80 telnet 127.0.0.1 80 But the following commands are still successful: telnet 192.168.1.23 80 :omg: telnet John 80 :omg: The result of netstat -a is something like: TCP John:1025 John.Tiger22.com: 0 LISTENING TCP John:http John.Tiger22.com: 0 LISTENING As can be seen from the netstat result above, http service is still listening on port 80, very strange that i already closed the World Wide Web service.

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      Friends i am having a problem using Windows 2k. Actually some service is listening on port 80 and i want to terminate this service because i want port 80 to be free for my custom server application. The IP address of my machine is "192.168.1.23", and host name is "John". I already terminated the WWW service from service control panel, after which the following commands as expected not working: telnet localhost 80 telnet 127.0.0.1 80 But the following commands are still successful: telnet 192.168.1.23 80 :omg: telnet John 80 :omg: The result of netstat -a is something like: TCP John:1025 John.Tiger22.com: 0 LISTENING TCP John:http John.Tiger22.com: 0 LISTENING As can be seen from the netstat result above, http service is still listening on port 80, very strange that i already closed the World Wide Web service.

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