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Yes, but the user/server would have to be running a web server for it to be hit. Usually, that's IIS. But not every windows machine runs a web server.
by jsmeaton 12y ago
Yes, but the user/server would have to be running a web server for it to be hit. Usually, that's IIS. But not every windows machine runs a web server.
- userbinator 12y agoNor is every machine's port 80 publicly reachable. Everyone behind a NAT won't be, for example (unless they've explicitly forwarded the port for the purposes of running such a server.)
- MichaelGG 12y agoNope. WinRM or Power shell seem to use it too. Enabled by default. (Just created a 2012R2 server last night.) Plus if you have reservations created with HTTP.SYS, your app doesn't even have to be running. A friend tried turning off IIS, but port 80 would still respond.