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hey, you should award him points since he gave you a correct answer and stuff
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hey, you should award him points since he gave you a correct answer and stuff

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psnraju,<br />
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Axter<br />
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psnraju,
No comment has been added lately (185 days), so it's time to clean up this TA.
I will leave a recommendation in the Cleanup topic area for this question:

RECOMMENDATION: Award points to Salte http:#8056761 [http:#8056761]

Please leave any comments here within 7 days.

-- Please DO NOT accept this comment as an answer ! --

Thanks,

Axter
EE Cleanup Volunteer


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How to open a new port and assign specific services(HTTP) to that on my Win2k server.<br />
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&nbsp;awaiting of clarification.<br />

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How to open a new port and assign specific services(HTTP) to that on my Win2k server.

 awaiting of clarification.


something about ports in Windows2000

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