Changing Web Server Port

 

In Windows

Follow the steps given below to change the web server port where the FacilitiesDesk server will be running.

  1. Go to<FacilitiesDesk>\bin directory.

  2. Execute the file changeWebServerPort.bat at command prompt as shown below,

changeWebServerPort.bat <new port number> <http or https>

The web server port will be reset to the new port number that you have specified.

https - To start the FacilitiesDesk server in https mode.

https - To start the FacilitiesDesk server in http mode. By default, executing the file as changeWebServerPort.bat <new port number> will start the server in http mode.

  1. If the port is occupied, you will be prompted to enter a different port number. If you do not wish to entet a different port number then press N on your keyboard to exit the application else press Y and enter a different port number that is occupied.

This change will be effected only when you restart the server. To connect to the FacilitiesDesk server after restarting, the new port number must be used.

 

In Linux

Follow the steps given below to change the web server port where the FacilitiesDesk server will be running.

  1. Go to <FacilitiesDesk>/bin directory.

  2. Execute the file changeWebServerPort.sh at command prompt as shown below.

$ sh changeWebServerPort.sh <new port number> <http or https>

The web server port will be reset to the new port number that you have specified.

https - To start the FacilitiesDesk server in https mode.

https - To start the FacilitiesDesk server in http mode. By default, executing the file as changeWebServerPort.bat <new port number> will start the server in http mode.

  1. If the port number is occupied, you will be prompted to enter a different port number. If you do not wish to enter a different port number then press N on your keyboard to exit the application. Else press Y and enter a different port number that is unoccupied.

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