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When assigning port numbers to a website or webservices, can the <b>same port number </b>be used with many different binding types.<br />
Bindings meaning : &nbsp;WSHttpBinding, NetNamedPipeBinding, NetTcpBinding, etc. <br />
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That is the IP Address is the same when I ask this question.
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When assigning port numbers to a website or webservices, can the same port number be used with many different binding types.
Bindings meaning :  WSHttpBinding, NetNamedPipeBinding, NetTcpBinding, etc. 

That is the IP Address is the same when I ask this question.

assigning port numbers to web sites and web services

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