After running NETSTAT -ano I see the TCP 0.0.0.0:80 (port 80, right?) has PID 2032. In the Task Manager I find out that this PID belongs to STATION.EXE. I have no idea what STATION.EXE does but would like to know why it uses port 80. This port is supposed to be used by the default web site (which causes a problem).
TIA.
Update. Never mind. The customer made some change and the STATION.EXE now is not using port 80. Everybody is happy.
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