IP Backlog in answering connections all re-use the same port though.
Simply put: if you had a webserver answering on port 443 then the backlog will be a number of prepared slots that all eventually will have 443 in them as the local port for the connection. You can have as many of those as you want. But only one process gets to listen to port 443 on any given IP.
Simply put: if you had a webserver answering on port 443 then the backlog will be a number of prepared slots that all eventually will have 443 in them as the local port for the connection. You can have as many of those as you want. But only one process gets to listen to port 443 on any given IP.