Even if it were possible, it wouldn't help. A port is just a number in your PC, not something that's relevant for the performance of the router or the connection with your ISP (that would be port 80 anyway).
Kees
Hi,
Me and my friends here are sharing an internet connection in an apartment. we browse the net heavily, so the traffic on http port becomes too much sometimes and slows down the net. I want to ask if I can change the http port (80) to some other port (say 40000) so that i get more bandwidth.

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