Port Numbers and how to Change Them

Composable Architecture Platform uses a number of TCP/IP ports. In various different configurations and topologies, it may be a requirement to change these ports. The following provides a table of the ports used and how to change them if required.

Port Number

Use

How to change

80

HTTP port for the console, demo application and the built in proxy

Edit the file /server/start.d/http.ini and locate the following text:

## Connector port to listen on

jetty.http.port=80

Modify the value to be the desired port

443

HTTPS port for the console, demo application and the built in proxy

Edit the file /server/etc/jetty-ssl.xml and locate the following text:

default="443" /></Set>

Modify the value to be the desired port

8080

Optional browser proxy

Under administration, click on the server where the browser proxy is running. Under the "Forwarding" tab, locate the browser proxy port and set it to a different value (0 to stop it completely). Then redeploy the configuration to the server and start it. The port will be changed.

9931

Default Multi-Protocol server Standalone instance

In the Multi-Protocol folder, the file magic.properties contains the port number.

9936

Default Stress Test Server

In the Stress folder, the file magic.properties contains the port number.

9930

Console management port

This and the following management ports are all set under their relevant web application properties files. This properties file is located in:

/server/webapps/[name]/WEB-INF/classes

[name] console

9932

Test server

management port

[name] testserver1

9933

Qwerty demo

management port

[name] qwerty

9935

Default Multi-Protocol server management port

[name] mpserver1

9944

Built in Proxy management port

[name] root

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