URL

It's because whenever a port is added, the full address is required and correct protocol is to use an URI -- not a URL. The URI (Uniform Resource Indicator) is not as well known as URL (Uniform Resource Locator). Since a port is not a location one must &indicate& exactly what they are looking for.

A URI can always be a URL, but a URL is not always a URI.

Follows the: all poodles are dogs, but not all dogs are poodles, theory.

That's the short version anyway -- since I could be way off base here.

The whole dry story can be found at RFC 2483 for more info.

 

Shawn

You can always use www.yourdomain.com/cpanel

or

www.mymaindomain/whm

if that's easier...


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