Open port 80 arienver[ at ]Hetemeel.com 4/17/2007 10:28:04 PM I need to install Autodesk Inventor 2008, but when installing i get a message that port 80 is in use, but when checking with netstat -ano, i found no service using port 80. How do i open port 80 in XP x64?

Re: Open port 80 "Charlie Russel - MVP" <charlie[ at ]mvKILLALLSPAMMERSps.org> 4/17/2007 11:18:02 PM Windows Firewall (or a third party firewall) has likely captured port 80 to protect you. If this autodesk program needs port 80, does it install its own web server there? Or does it expect you to install IIS first? You can try disabling the Windows Firewall Service in the Services applet in order to get it installed. That's a bit extreme, and you certainly wouldn't want to run that way permanently. Alternately, you can try configuring the Windows Firewall to have a Web Server on the local machine. That should tell it to let go of port 80. -- Charlie. http://msmvps.com/xperts64 http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel "arienver[ at ]Hetemeel.com" <arienverHetemeelcom[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3C765B82-F6B2-45BA-A05C-DCD08F7E88CD[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] >I need to install Autodesk Inventor 2008, but when installing i get a >message > that port 80 is in use, but when checking with netstat -ano, i found no > service using port 80. > > How do i open port 80 in XP x64?

Re: Open port 80 "Tom Ferguson" <tom.msmvp[ at ]gmail.com> 4/18/2007 3:50:23 AM I don't know if this will help but it might be worth a look-see: http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/item?siteID=123112&id=9327588&linkID=9242018 Tom MSMVP Windows Shell/User "arienver[ at ]Hetemeel.com" <arienverHetemeelcom[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3C765B82-F6B2-45BA-A05C-DCD08F7E88CD[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] >I need to install Autodesk Inventor 2008, but when installing i get a >message > that port 80 is in use, but when checking with netstat -ano, i found > no > service using port 80. > > How do i open port 80 in XP x64?

Re: Open port 80 arienver[ at ]Hetemeel.com 4/18/2007 8:08:03 AM No ISS install is required, Autodesk comes with its own webserver. Shutting down the firewall does NOT work, so i tried to make an exception for port 80 in the firewall settings, named 'default web server' at port 80 of course. Result in both cases the same. I have read somewhere on the internet that XP x64 and Win 2003 share a lot of the same 'technologie' and that port 80 is disabled by default. Also there seems to be a 'copy' of several settings for both the 32 bit and the 64 bit environment, could it be i need to change more settings in both 'environments'? I do have another firewall on my DSL router, but this one has port 80 enabled (and other computers that share the same router have NO port 80 problems...), so this one won't be the bottleneck i suppose. "Charlie Russel - MVP" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Windows Firewall (or a third party firewall) has likely captured port 80 to > protect you. If this autodesk program needs port 80, does it install its own > web server there? Or does it expect you to install IIS first? > > You can try disabling the Windows Firewall Service in the Services applet in > order to get it installed. That's a bit extreme, and you certainly wouldn't > want to run that way permanently. Alternately, you can try configuring the > Windows Firewall to have a Web Server on the local machine. That should tell > it to let go of port 80. > > -- > Charlie. > http://msmvps.com/xperts64 > http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel > > > "arienver[ at ]Hetemeel.com" <arienverHetemeelcom[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> > wrote in message news:3C765B82-F6B2-45BA-A05C-DCD08F7E88CD[ at ]microsoft.com... > >I need to install Autodesk Inventor 2008, but when installing i get a > >message > > that port 80 is in use, but when checking with netstat -ano, i found no > > service using port 80. > > > > How do i open port 80 in XP x64? >

Re: Open port 80 "Charlie Russel - MVP" <charlie[ at ]mvKILLALLSPAMMERSps.org> 4/18/2007 2:11:24 PM I suspect you'll need to contact Autodesk directly. I don't have enough information and knowledge about what it's doing and why you're seeing the problem. -- Charlie. http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64 "arienver[ at ]Hetemeel.com" <arienverHetemeelcom[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:110E2A78-08A8-4991-9AB5-73B91C8EEE88[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > No ISS install is required, Autodesk comes with its own webserver. > Shutting down the firewall does NOT work, so i tried to make an exception > for port 80 in the firewall settings, named 'default web server' at port > 80 > of course. > Result in both cases the same. > > I have read somewhere on the internet that XP x64 and Win 2003 share a lot > of the same 'technologie' and that port 80 is disabled by default. > > Also there seems to be a 'copy' of several settings for both the 32 bit > and > the 64 bit environment, could it be i need to change more settings in both > 'environments'? > > I do have another firewall on my DSL router, but this one has port 80 > enabled (and other computers that share the same router have NO port 80 > problems...), so this one won't be the bottleneck i suppose. > > > "Charlie Russel - MVP" wrote: > >> Windows Firewall (or a third party firewall) has likely captured port 80 >> to >> protect you. If this autodesk program needs port 80, does it install its >> own >> web server there? Or does it expect you to install IIS first? >> >> You can try disabling the Windows Firewall Service in the Services applet >> in >> order to get it installed. That's a bit extreme, and you certainly >> wouldn't >> want to run that way permanently. Alternately, you can try configuring >> the >> Windows Firewall to have a Web Server on the local machine. That should >> tell >> it to let go of port 80. >> >> -- >> Charlie. >> http://msmvps.com/xperts64 >> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel >> >> >> "arienver[ at ]Hetemeel.com" <arienverHetemeelcom[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> >> wrote in message >> news:3C765B82-F6B2-45BA-A05C-DCD08F7E88CD[ at ]microsoft.com... >> >I need to install Autodesk Inventor 2008, but when installing i get a >> >message >> > that port 80 is in use, but when checking with netstat -ano, i found no >> > service using port 80. >> > >> > How do i open port 80 in XP x64? >>

Re: Open port 80 arienver[ at ]Hetemeel.com 4/19/2007 7:46:02 AM Problem solved !! Finally i was able to solve my problem..... the drivers for my new HP All-in-one (C6180) where messing things up. I uninstalled the HP stuff, rebooted my PC, had the firewall and virusscan temp. switched off (with disconnected DSL cable) and the installation ran perfectly. After that, reboot, virusscan and firewall enabled, DSL cable connected, reïnstalled the HP drivers and still everything seems to be working fine. It seems to be a common problem with the new HP all-in-one drivers and Windows XP x64 / Windows 2003, because HP installs its own 'garbage. "Charlie Russel - MVP" wrote: [Quoted Text] > I suspect you'll need to contact Autodesk directly. I don't have enough > information and knowledge about what it's doing and why you're seeing the > problem. > > -- > Charlie. > http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64 > > "arienver[ at ]Hetemeel.com" <arienverHetemeelcom[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> > wrote in message news:110E2A78-08A8-4991-9AB5-73B91C8EEE88[ at ]microsoft.com... > > No ISS install is required, Autodesk comes with its own webserver. > > Shutting down the firewall does NOT work, so i tried to make an exception > > for port 80 in the firewall settings, named 'default web server' at port > > 80 > > of course. > > Result in both cases the same. > > > > I have read somewhere on the internet that XP x64 and Win 2003 share a lot > > of the same 'technologie' and that port 80 is disabled by default. > > > > Also there seems to be a 'copy' of several settings for both the 32 bit > > and > > the 64 bit environment, could it be i need to change more settings in both > > 'environments'? > > > > I do have another firewall on my DSL router, but this one has port 80 > > enabled (and other computers that share the same router have NO port 80 > > problems...), so this one won't be the bottleneck i suppose. > > > > > > "Charlie Russel - MVP" wrote: > > > >> Windows Firewall (or a third party firewall) has likely captured port 80 > >> to > >> protect you. If this autodesk program needs port 80, does it install its > >> own > >> web server there? Or does it expect you to install IIS first? > >> > >> You can try disabling the Windows Firewall Service in the Services applet > >> in > >> order to get it installed. That's a bit extreme, and you certainly > >> wouldn't > >> want to run that way permanently. Alternately, you can try configuring > >> the > >> Windows Firewall to have a Web Server on the local machine. That should > >> tell > >> it to let go of port 80. > >> > >> -- > >> Charlie. > >> http://msmvps.com/xperts64 > >> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel > >> > >> > >> "arienver[ at ]Hetemeel.com" <arienverHetemeelcom[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> > >> wrote in message > >> news:3C765B82-F6B2-45BA-A05C-DCD08F7E88CD[ at ]microsoft.com... > >> >I need to install Autodesk Inventor 2008, but when installing i get a > >> >message > >> > that port 80 is in use, but when checking with netstat -ano, i found no > >> > service using port 80. > >> > > >> > How do i open port 80 in XP x64? > >> >

Re: Open port 80 "Charlie Russel - MVP" <charlie[ at ]mvKILLALLSPAMMERSps.org> 4/20/2007 3:30:12 PM Go figure - an HP all-in-one causing a problem. </sarcasm> Glad it's sorted. FWIW - Charlie's First Rule of Printers. "Always, always, always buy printers that talk both PCL and PS and have a network card. And that don't require any additional software to work." -- Charlie. http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64 "arienver[ at ]Hetemeel.com" <arienverHetemeelcom[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:77102A56-8D3C-44C2-88DD-6809E7414F88[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > Problem solved !! > > Finally i was able to solve my problem..... the drivers for my new HP > All-in-one (C6180) where messing things up. > I uninstalled the HP stuff, rebooted my PC, had the firewall and virusscan > temp. switched off (with disconnected DSL cable) and the installation ran > perfectly. > > After that, reboot, virusscan and firewall enabled, DSL cable connected, > reïnstalled the HP drivers and still everything seems to be working fine. > > It seems to be a common problem with the new HP all-in-one drivers and > Windows XP x64 / Windows 2003, because HP installs its own 'garbage. > > > "Charlie Russel - MVP" wrote: > >> I suspect you'll need to contact Autodesk directly. I don't have enough >> information and knowledge about what it's doing and why you're seeing the >> problem. >> >> -- >> Charlie. >> http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64 >> >> "arienver[ at ]Hetemeel.com" <arienverHetemeelcom[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> >> wrote in message >> news:110E2A78-08A8-4991-9AB5-73B91C8EEE88[ at ]microsoft.com... >> > No ISS install is required, Autodesk comes with its own webserver. >> > Shutting down the firewall does NOT work, so i tried to make an >> > exception >> > for port 80 in the firewall settings, named 'default web server' at >> > port >> > 80 >> > of course. >> > Result in both cases the same. >> > >> > I have read somewhere on the internet that XP x64 and Win 2003 share a >> > lot >> > of the same 'technologie' and that port 80 is disabled by default. >> > >> > Also there seems to be a 'copy' of several settings for both the 32 bit >> > and >> > the 64 bit environment, could it be i need to change more settings in >> > both >> > 'environments'? >> > >> > I do have another firewall on my DSL router, but this one has port 80 >> > enabled (and other computers that share the same router have NO port 80 >> > problems...), so this one won't be the bottleneck i suppose. >> > >> > >> > "Charlie Russel - MVP" wrote: >> > >> >> Windows Firewall (or a third party firewall) has likely captured port >> >> 80 >> >> to >> >> protect you. If this autodesk program needs port 80, does it install >> >> its >> >> own >> >> web server there? Or does it expect you to install IIS first? >> >> >> >> You can try disabling the Windows Firewall Service in the Services >> >> applet >> >> in >> >> order to get it installed. That's a bit extreme, and you certainly >> >> wouldn't >> >> want to run that way permanently. Alternately, you can try configuring >> >> the >> >> Windows Firewall to have a Web Server on the local machine. That >> >> should >> >> tell >> >> it to let go of port 80. >> >> >> >> -- >> >> Charlie. >> >> http://msmvps.com/xperts64 >> >> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel >> >> >> >> >> >> "arienver[ at ]Hetemeel.com" >> >> <arienverHetemeelcom[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> >> >> wrote in message >> >> news:3C765B82-F6B2-45BA-A05C-DCD08F7E88CD[ at ]microsoft.com... >> >> >I need to install Autodesk Inventor 2008, but when installing i get a >> >> >message >> >> > that port 80 is in use, but when checking with netstat -ano, i found >> >> > no >> >> > service using port 80. >> >> > >> >> > How do i open port 80 in XP x64? >> >> >>