Dennis:
Heya. I bet the ISA server is already listening to TCP 434 (which
is the default for HTTPS). You can run "netstat -an" at the command
line to see if this is the case, or you can use the "fport" utility
to see
exactly what applications are listening for connections:
http://www.ibiblio.org/security/articles/fport.html
In general, though, you can't get the echoServer to listen to the
same TCP port that another application is. One has to be exclusive.
cheers,
Scott
On Dec 28, 2006, at 9:35 AM, Dennis Corbett wrote:
> How to get echoserver to run on port 443 on Windows 2003 SBS.
>
> SBS has other applications utlizing the port. Is it posible?
>
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