Thread: Unable to access content server on anything other than host PC
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Old 04-21-2020, 03:30 PM   #18
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Originally Posted by stumped View Post
8080 is supposed to be for personal servers but I have a couple of things running on my PC that also qualify as that - "server side" components which support remote control apps on my tablets.
I think VLC tries to grab 8080 also if you enable its server stuff
That's why I use 8088. One utility I run has 8080 hard coded as the port and I really don't feel like recompiling it or digging out a hex editor to change the port.
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