Shut down localhost address which is taken from asp.net by default

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To shut down the default localhost address used by ASP.NET, you can follow these steps:

  1. Stop the ASP.NET development server:

    • If you are running your ASP.NET application using the development server, you can simply stop the server. In Visual Studio, you can press the "Stop" button in the toolbar or use the "Stop Debugging" option.

  2. Terminate the application process:

    • If the ASP.NET application is hosted by a separate process, you can terminate that process. In Visual Studio, go to the "Debug" menu and select "Terminate All."

  3. Release the port:

    • If the localhost address is still in use after stopping the ASP.NET development server or terminating the process, it's possible that another application or process is using the same port.
    • On Windows, you can use the following command in Command Prompt or PowerShell to release the port:
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      netsh http delete urlacl url=http://localhost:port/
      Replace port with the specific port number that was used by your ASP.NET application. For example, http://localhost:5000/.

By following these steps, you can shut down the localhost address used by ASP.NET and release the associated port, allowing it to be used by other applications or processes.