127.0.0.1:8005 : Shutdown port, I've not seen this working in TC in a while. You are meant to be able to connect and send the shutdown password with EOL and it instructs TC to shutdown gracefully. Other method of doing the same include installing the TC admin webapp and doing the same thing from the frontend.
127.0.0.1:8009 AJP/1.3 (Apache J Protocol) Connector port. This is used to connect Tomcat to another webserver, for example with Apache Httpd you would install mod_jk in the httpd and it would connect to TC on this port. There are also other connectors for IIS that use this common wire protocol to comunicate. I believe this wraps the HTTP request response with other control information in a more machine readable format than making TC re-parse the entire HTTP request and also can convery SSL security info if mod_ssl is in use.
publicIP:8080 HTTP Webserver. This is a direct HTTP server implementation Coyote inside TC, this allows TC to act as a standalone webserver without the need for Apache/IIS.
Leon Pu wrote:
After lauching Tomcat with the default ports setting in conf/server.xml. I use netstat to check the opening ports, but I only found 8080 port is using. What's the exact usage of preceding three ports?
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