Changing the Port that Crowd uses

By default, Crowd is configured to use port 8095. If this port is already in use within your network, you will need to change the port that Crowd uses.

Follow these steps:

1. Edit the build.properties file, as described in Important Directories and Files.
2. Change the crowd.url property to the new port on which the Crowd Administration Console will be accessed.
3. Change the demo.url property to the new port on which the Crowd 'demo' application will be accessed.
4. Change the openidserver.url property to the new port on which the CrowdID Server will be accessed.
5. Run the build.sh (or build.bat) script, as described in Important Directories and Files.

RELATED TOPICS

• Supported Platforms
  • Setting JAVA_HOME
• Installing Crowd and CrowdID
  • Connecting Crowd to a Database
    • HSQLDB
    • MS SQL Server
    • MySQL
    • Oracle
    • PostgreSQL
  • Connecting CrowdID to a Database
    • HSQLDB for CrowdID
    • MS SQL Server for CrowdID
    • MySQL for CrowdID
    • Oracle for CrowdID
    • PostgreSQL for CrowdID
  • Installing Crowd and CrowdID WAR Distribution
    • Installing Crowd WAR Distribution
    • Installing CrowdID WAR Distribution
  • Specifying your Crowd Home Directory
• Running the Setup Wizard
  • Troubleshooting your Configuration on Setup
• Configuring Crowd
  • Important Directories and Files
    • The crowd.properties file
  • Changing the Port that Crowd uses
  • Configuring Crowd to Work with SSL
  • Installing Crowd as a Windows Service
    • Specifying Startup Order of Windows Services
    • Changing the User for the Crowd Windows Service
    • Removing the Crowd Windows Service
    • Troubleshooting Crowd as a Windows Service
  • Setting Crowd to Start Automatically on Mac OS X
  • Setting Crowd to Run Automatically and Use an Unprivileged System User on UNIX