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HTTP
HTTP (Hyper Text Transfer
Protocol) is used to send data (web pages and user page requests)
back and forth for the graphical interface for the Internet
using the World Wide Web (WWW). While the standard
(non-secure) version of HTTP uses port 80, there
are also two secure versions available, known as S-HTTP
(Secure-HTTP) or SSL (Secure Sockets Layer).
Youre probably already familiar
with one or more HTTP client programs, the most popular of which are
Internet Explorer and Netscape. HTTP (or web) server
programs include Internet Information Server (IIS) on Microsoft
Windows based servers and Apache on other platforms.
HTTP
HTTP uses Port 80 for communications. |
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