[Tion]

Hey guys,

found this interesant list:

http://pastebin.com/r95m0JPB

don't know what it is ( well, ip-adresses =P ) but why are there 700 + IP-Adresses + listet ?

my is in there, too ?!? Hope i will not get hackes :O

And the main question: what is the port for ?

Tion

[Mike Garber]

Port 80 and port 8080 are default HTTP ports. If you close these ports you wont reach out to the internet.
This could be from a log of some kind.

[Mauzen]

80 is http, 8080 is commonly used for individual webservers, like application servers. Shouldnt be dangerous

[linuxthefish]

Port 808 is a alternate webserver port.

[xRyder]

Quote:

Originally Posted by wiki.answers Port 8080 is an alternative to the port 80 used by http and web services. History: The Internet was largely born on UNIX-based systems and servers. UNIX enforces the notion of the first 1023 "privileged ports" which can only be opened by services running with so-called "root", or administrative, privileges. Historically, this meant that only authorized system administrators were able to establish and operate a web server on port 80 since this was within the first 1023-port privileged region. Therefore, when non-administrators wished to run their own web servers on machines which might already have a server running on port 80, or when they were not authorized to run services below port 1024, port 8080 was often chosen as a convenient place to host a secondary or alternate web server. http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_uses_...#ixzz1OuMScSag

I knew that, but just to show you how much you can find out using "******"...

[Calgon]

Despite what everyone else has said, 8080 is also used for proxies (not sure if that was an obvious one).

Quote:

Originally Posted by xRyder I knew that, but just to show you how much you can find out using "******"...

Yes, ****** also teaches you more about grammar.

[DeathOnaStick]

Click here. Should answer any kind of question like that.

[Mrkrabz]

That looks like a list of proxy's.