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My server dont start anymore!
#1
I dont know the reason yet, but this is what appears when i want to start my server.

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I also scanned these ports and they seem to be allright ... any tips or help|? Please ...
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79.118.65.185 isn't responding on port 21 (ftp).
79.118.65.185 isn't responding on port 80 (http).
79.118.65.185 isn't responding on port 1433 (ms-sql-s).
79.118.65.185 isn't responding on port 3306 (mysql).

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#2
Another server running? Port 443 is the default port of https..
Try this:

Quote:Often the ports 80 and/or 443 are used by Skype. Then you can:

Close Skype
In Skype, under Options => More => Connections, remove the check where it says something with "port 80 and 443", then restart Skype.

If it is not Skype:

Start => Run => cmd.exe
Type in netstat -ano (with the space) and hit enter.
Search for 0.0.0.0:X
(X is the port, so for port 80 it would be: 0.0.0.0:80)
Remember the number from the column PID or write it down.
Press CTRL+SHIFT+ESC
Go to the tab Processes
In the menu: View => Select columns => Check PID, OK
At the bottom of the window, press the button Show processes of all users
Search for the process with the PID from earlier and kill the process.

tero20051 Wrote:
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79.118.65.185 isn't responding on port 21 (ftp).
79.118.65.185 isn't responding on port 80 (http).
79.118.65.185 isn't responding on port 1433 (ms-sql-s).
79.118.65.185 isn't responding on port 3306 (mysql).
Apache server is running on your own system. Thats a non-public ip address area..
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#3
Thanks you, it was the Bando Media Booster that was using that post!

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