Do you think i can configure my internet browser to browse on another port rather than the default port 8080? for instance can i change it to port used for Internet call? e.g port 27079 or port 1165?How can I configure my browser to browse the net on another port?
Normally, most web servers listen on port 80 for a browser to make a request for a file (page), and that is really where things are controlled. Ultimately you will have connect to a web site on the Internet via port 80, unless it is explicity part of the URL (i.e. http://www.yourdomain.com:27079 - in order for this to work the web server must be listening on port 27079 or it will just timeout trying to connect.
You can set your browser to use a different port by setting the proxy server settings in the connection window - my guess, however, is that if your browser is already using 8080, there is probably a proxy/firewall on your network.
To summarize - by changing the proxy settings in your web browser, you can force all LAN requests to use a different port as they will then be directed to a proxy/firewall where those requests are then sent out on port 80 over the Internet.How can I configure my browser to browse the net on another port?
I know this doesn't answer your question, but when I first glanced at it, I thought you wanted to browse on another 'planet', which would not be possible (in case anybody was going to try).How can I configure my browser to browse the net on another port?
Open up Internet Explorer and type %26quot;http://192.168.0.1%26quot; without the quotes. This will ask for a name and password for your modem. The name is %26quot;admin%26quot; and the password is %26quot;password%26quot;. When you are in there, you can forward your port from default, to any port that you desire. Just make sure you save the settings, and reset your modem.How can I configure my browser to browse the net on another port?
or u could try to use a proxy
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