After thinking about it for at least a couple of weeks, I’ve decided that I’m going to migrate the port 80 environments off HP Server A on to my Arizona platform.<\/p>\n
I’m going to leave port 80 open on the router.<\/p>\n
I’m doing this because I want to see what will happen.<\/p>\n
I have been assuming that the current port 80 traffic is coming in on a hosted domain (or coming in on all of the hosted domains), but the more I think about it the more uncertain I get.<\/p>\n
I have no problem with port 80 traffic, obv.<\/p>\n
I’m just intrigued about it.<\/p>\n
I want to know more about it.<\/p>\n
I want to know everything about it.<\/p>\n
So one weekend early next month I’m going to migrate the websites from HP Server A to Arizona.<\/p>\n
Then I’m going to pull up a chair and watch the port 80 traffic.<\/p>\n
Just to see what happens.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
After thinking about it for at least a couple of weeks, I’ve decided that I’m going to migrate the port 80 environments off HP Server A on to my Arizona platform. I’m going to leave port 80 open on the router. I’m doing this because I want to see what \u2026 Continue reading