how to properly change port number

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Hi,

Newbie to 389-ds and LDAP

I just installed 389-ds using CentOS 6 packages through yum. The package install went well.

Then, after consulting documentation from port389.org, I run the command setup-ds-admin.pl to configure

I put the web management port to 9999, but decided to use 9898

I change in console.conf to Listen 0.0.0.0:9898 and local.conf to configuration.nsserverport: 9898

But, after restarting dirsrv-admin, the web management port is 9898, but the link in the application is still pointing to port 9999


The question: What is the correct way to change the port number without resorting to full reinstallation of the system?


Thanks.



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