Port Number in Oracle9i for running isqlplus

Hi all,
Just yesterday I installed Oracle9i in my PC which OS is WinXP. After installing, I faced a problem whenever I tried to run isqlplus.
Because from Oracle Enterprise Manager console I found Host (pc) & PORT (1521). So, when in IE i gave (http://pc:1521/isqlplus) it couldn't run. But after so many attempt, when I use PORT No. 80 instead of 1521, isqlplus window was open and run successfully.
Now my question is : Why PORT NUMBER is change from Console Manager & WinXP port no.?
Can any one clarify this? Does it differ in various OS?
Sans

Hi user514582,
I don't know why the port has changed but here is the solution to change it back:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14357/ch2.htm#sthref446

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Port No. for running isqlplus

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I gave my query in isqlplus forum (which is below in "") & get respective path to solve my query. But it is not clear to me.
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"" Hi all,
Just yesterday I installed Oracle9i in my PC which OS is WinXP. After installing, I faced a problem whenever I tried to run isqlplus.
Because from Oracle Enterprise Manager console I found Host (pc) & PORT (1521). So, when in IE i gave (http://pc:1521/isqlplus) it couldn't run. But after so many attempt, when I use PORT No. 80 instead of 1521, isqlplus window was open and run successfully.
Now my question is : Why PORT NUMBER is change from Console Manager & WinXP port no.?
Can any one clarify this? Does it differ in various OS?
Sans
"Hi user514582,
I don't know why the port has changed but here is the solution to change it back:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14357/ch2.htm#sthref446 ""

Hello,
I would like to respond to your query/question.
The Port Numbers allocated to the Operating System (OS) cannot be used by any other applications. They are specific to Operation System only.
The Port Numbers are specific to the Oracle Database (1521). This port number is the one which is used by any client machine trying to connect to the Oracle Database trying to serve / listen to any requests at this designated port. Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) is a console application that can be used to monitor and configure your Database and Application Servers.
Application Server (Apache) is installed as a part of the Oracle Installation, there is a different Port number allocated to this, which is Port 80 in this case and thats the reason, when you try to connect to isqlplus using 1521 it gives an error and when you try top connect using Port 80, it successfully displays the appropriate page.
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