How do I change the http and https ports IPCOP uses?

You have several options to change the ports IPCOP uses:

• IPCOP command line change program
• Use GuiListenPorts addon (after installing Addon Server)
• Run /usr/local/bin/setreservedports [PortToUse]
• Edit files manually

If you chose to edit the files manually, use the following steps:

1. Edit Apache configuration files
   • Connect to IPCOP via SSH using port 222
     (on Windows connect using Putty [see Running Commands on IPCOP Tutorial])
   • Run

          cd /etc/httpd/conf
          vi httpd.conf

   • Find and replace all instances of 445 (only two entries to change) with the port number you wish to use
   • save and close httpd.conf
   • restart apache

          killall httpd
          httpd -DSSL

2. Change the port forwarding reserves
   • Edit ’/home/httpd/cgi-bin/portfw.cgi’
   • Find line that looks like this:

          my @tcp_reserved = (81,222,445);

     change the 445 to the same port you changed above

   • Save the changes
3. Edit IPCOP header file
   • Edit ’/var/ipcop/header.pl’
   • Change the following to reflect your new port

            ### Make sure this is an SSL request  
            if ($ENV{’SERVER_ADDR’} && $ENV{’HTTPS’} ne ’on’) {  
            print "Status: 302 Moved\r\n";  
            print "Location: https:#$ENV{’SERVER_ADDR’}:445/$ENV{’PATH_INFO’}\r\n\r\n";  
            exit 0;  
            }