What's basic difference?

[neta]

what are the basic difference in 2082 and 2083 port in a server?

i just heard 2082 and also i use it .but i don know about 2083.

[al-zabir]

Originally Posted by neta

what are the basic difference in 2082 and 2083 port in a server?

i just heard 2082 and also i use it .but i don know about 2083.

Actually, 2082 and 2083 both are general ports of computer. But, when you installs cPanel in your server, then cPanel itself configures the port 2082 for normal data transfer for their hosting solution and 2083 for secure data transfer.

So, if you login to a domain which uses cPanel, then you have to use https instead of http, if you want to use 2083 port.

Example:

http://domain.com:2082/
https://domain.com:2083/

Thanks

For further info PM me or post here

Al - Zabir

[Zafar Ahmed]

Originally Posted by al-zabir

Actually, 2082 and 2083 both are general ports of computer. But, when you installs cPanel in your server, then cPanel itself configures the port 2082 for normal data transfer for their hosting solution and 2083 for secure data transfer.

So, if you login to a domain which uses cPanel, then you have to use https instead of http, if you want to use 2083 port.

Example:

http://domain.com:2082/
https://domain.com:2083/

Thanks

For further info PM me or post here

Al - Zabir

You are a hardware guy because I didn't know that. Thanks for all the information about 2082 and 2083.

[adnan]

what are the basic difference in 2082 and 2083 port in a server?

i just heard 2082 and also i use it .but i don know about 2083.

Actually ports and sockets are descendents of unix and I think were introduced on the BSD operating system.

Technically, no difference at all.

I mean what's the difference between the following 2 phone numbers

301-111-2222
301-111-3333


Does that make it clear.

[EXleader]

Originally Posted by al-zabir

Actually, 2082 and 2083 both are general ports of computer. But, when you installs cPanel in your server, then cPanel itself configures the port 2082 for normal data transfer for their hosting solution and 2083 for secure data transfer.

So, if you login to a domain which uses cPanel, then you have to use https instead of http, if you want to use 2083 port.

Example:

Register a Domain, Find Hosting and Create a Website at Domain.com
https://domain.com:2083/

Thanks

For further info PM me or post here

Al - Zabir

Seems you have enough knowledge about it or other hardwares of computers as well.I just would like to know that which window would be better for my computer i mean Window vista or XP SP-2