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Originally Posted by WALoeIII Can I get a little hint on how to get around these port conflicts? Could I just configure Zimbra to use other ports? |
The ports are forwarded by /opt/zimbra/bin/zmiptables - you'll see a MAPPING at the top of the script:
my %MAPPING = (
80 => 7070, # HTTP
443 => 7443, # HTTS
389 => 7389, # LDAP
25 => 7075, # SMTP
143 => 7143, # IMAP
993 => 7993, # IMAP - SSL
110 => 7110, # POP
995 => 7995, # POP - SSL
);
So, to change the http port, change the '80' to something else, and run /opt/zimbra/bin/zmiptables -i as the root user.
To change the mysql port:
(as zimbra user)
mysql.server stop
zmlocalconfig -e mysql_port=
zmmycnf
mysql.server start