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Low ports that's TCP 0-1023 are reserved ports that should not be used by any program you write, other than TCP 80, which is the HTTP port, that you can use.
High ports are any port from 1024 to 66535. So, you have 65, 500 some ports to choose from, and you pick one that is not being used by a program that is not already running on the computer listening on the port.
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Re: How to host My MVC Application in IIS
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The webpage at http://localhost:95/ might be temporarily down or it may have moved
Low ports that's TCP 0-1023 are reserved ports that should not be used by any program you write, other than TCP 80, which is the HTTP port, that you can use.
High ports are any port from 1024 to 66535. So, you have 65, 500 some ports to choose from, and you pick one that is not being used by a program that is not already running on the computer listening on the port.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_TCP_and_UDP_port_numbers