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using virtual hosts instead of port numbers
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<blockquote data-quote="banjomacman" data-source="post: 1340632" data-attributes="member: 228516"><p>Hello, I'm running 3 pieces of software that I access using a browser and port number as follows.</p><p></p><p>mydomain:8080</p><p>mydomain:9090</p><p>mydomain:7070</p><p></p><p>Now the problem I'm having is that my work blocks all ports except 80 so does anyone have any ideas how I can configure my mac to run all 3 applications on port 80 maybe using virtual hosts to separate? I'm just not sure if this is how virtual hosts work. Also, I don't really care if mac uses different ports as long as the responses back go out over port 80 so I can access from work. Let me know if I'm not clear on anything and I'll elaborate. Thanks. Mike.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="banjomacman, post: 1340632, member: 228516"] Hello, I'm running 3 pieces of software that I access using a browser and port number as follows. mydomain:8080 mydomain:9090 mydomain:7070 Now the problem I'm having is that my work blocks all ports except 80 so does anyone have any ideas how I can configure my mac to run all 3 applications on port 80 maybe using virtual hosts to separate? I'm just not sure if this is how virtual hosts work. Also, I don't really care if mac uses different ports as long as the responses back go out over port 80 so I can access from work. Let me know if I'm not clear on anything and I'll elaborate. Thanks. Mike. [/QUOTE]
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