i understand if a network port is closed it is forwarded in the modem/router settings to open it.
but my question is port 80 is used for http and web traffic and if iam able to access a website (assuming iam connecting through 80) so my port and the servers' port 80 is open.
but how to check it indefinitely, i mean i have come across no of sites that check my incoming ports but when i enter 80 in it they all seem to show that it is closed.
i do not understand this.
my 2nd question is based on qos, i have read wiki pages and all general explanations,
but how do i implement in my router.
i want to implement qos on a particular application that has provided me a list of ports it requires open
i have a beetel 450tc1, i have come across many pages but want a personalised opinion on it.
another thing: does qos requires that port to be forwarded, i also did forward my port 80 using my ipv4 address but how do i correctly check that it is usable?
thanks for reading all, if you could just answer a bit of it that would be enough.
but my question is port 80 is used for http and web traffic and if iam able to access a website (assuming iam connecting through 80) so my port and the servers' port 80 is open.
but how to check it indefinitely, i mean i have come across no of sites that check my incoming ports but when i enter 80 in it they all seem to show that it is closed.
i do not understand this.
my 2nd question is based on qos, i have read wiki pages and all general explanations,
but how do i implement in my router.
i want to implement qos on a particular application that has provided me a list of ports it requires open
i have a beetel 450tc1, i have come across many pages but want a personalised opinion on it.
another thing: does qos requires that port to be forwarded, i also did forward my port 80 using my ipv4 address but how do i correctly check that it is usable?
thanks for reading all, if you could just answer a bit of it that would be enough.