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<i>There is only one SSL port and that is 443, browsers will only send data on that port.</i><br />
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<a href="https://www.website.com:4443" rel="ugc">https://www.website.com:4443</a>&nbsp;will work if the website is bound and listening on it. &nbsp;It's just not user friendly to start changing ports.
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There is only one SSL port and that is 443, browsers will only send data on that port.

https://www.website.com:4443 [https://www.website.com:4443] will work if the website is bound and listening on it.  It's just not user friendly to start changing ports.

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Wasnt saying you couldnt send it on another port but then as you state you have to force the port.
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Wasnt saying you couldnt send it on another port but then as you state you have to force the port.

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Can multiple https ports be setup with one tomcat 5.5 server on unix ? &nbsp;If there's a main web application on 443, can I have another application on another https port using a different keystore all on the same server?
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Can multiple https ports be setup with one tomcat 5.5 server on unix ?  If there's a main web application on 443, can I have another application on another https port using a different keystore all on the same server?

Multiple HTTPS Ports

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Apache Web Server

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Java App Servers

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