How do I change my server port numbers?
Originally Published: 2001-07-11
Article Number
Applies To
Keon Certificate Authority
TechNote 0151
Issue
Resolution
The explanation below assumes you have done a default install (ports 443 and 444). If you have used other ports in your original install, those numbers would appear instead.
1. To move the Enrollment Server:
In httpd.conf, in the first section, modify the following line to specify the desired port for the enrollment server.
# The main server port
Port 444
Further down in httpd.conf, under the section Sentry/Keon CA Enrollment Server, change the following lines to specify the desired port.
### SSL Virtual Host ###
Listen 444
<VirtualHost *:444>
2. To move the Admin Server:
In httpd.conf, under the section Sentry/Keon CA Administration Server, change the following lines to specify the desired port.
### SSL Virtual Host ###
Listen 443
<VirtualHost *:443>
3. Restarting the Servers:
Under services, stop the Sentry CA Administrative and Secure Directory Servers (in that order). Then restart them, Secure Directory first.
Note: You can change one of the servers without changing the other.
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