Windows 10: How to add a network service on network? Adding IP and Port to open a port on network.

Like in Windows 7, there was an option of Network Map where we could see the network map and set services in the Gateway. But there's no such option in windows 10.

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Network Services Started Using Port 80

After upgrading to Windows 10 I noticed my web server stop running. After doing a port check I came to notice that the Network Services started using port 80. I rather not have to switch my web server 's from port 80 because I have a few sites setup in a
vhost and I rather not have to reconfigure all of them.

I would like to have the network services which include:

• Cryptographic Services
• DNS Client
• Network Location Awareness
• Workstation

I already attemted to switch the port and my server loads but none of vhost domain did. Anyway to prevent them from using port 80. I am getting desperate.

 

Mobos with two network ports

you can bond them together to make them act as one which improves effeciency through load balancing and fault tolerance.

or you can connect to two different networks (use one as a firewall or a bridge) in which you would have to route packets to that ip. i believe in windows the cmd is ROUTE ADD but you would have to check on that.

 

Mobos with two network ports

This is interesting, I dunno if this thread belongs in the mobo section or the network section, because it covers both. Anyway, the mobo section won, lol.

For years I've had mobos with two network ports, but I've only ever needed one. I can't really think of a use for two either, except maybe as a switch or server running two different networks.

Anyone use the dual ports and can describe a proper use for them?