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Application to run on ports
I do not have much idea about ports.
How can i make an application(written in C) to run on a specific port ? Does the code internally written in C says about port number where the application to run ? Can i make an application to select port dynamically which are closed(other than standard ports for telnet, ftp ...) ? Does some how port numbers are related to hardware ? Thanks in advance ! |
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