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All purposes are equally as valid on unallocated port ranges. Inconfigurable port ranges with no fallback when those ports are in use is bad design.
by Avamander 7y ago
All purposes are equally as valid on unallocated port ranges. Inconfigurable port ranges with no fallback when those ports are in use is bad design.
- user5994461 7y agoHigh port numbers, above 30000 usually, are ephemeral ports and get pre-empted by the system. They're not safe to listen to for server applications.