Web access port

[ruben.rodrigues]

Is it possible to change the port for the web access?

[Dirk]

it sure is!
try:
zmprov ms server.domain.tld zimbraMailPort 81

[ruben.rodrigues]

Originally Posted by Dirk

it sure is!
try:
zmprov ms server.domain.tld zimbraMailPort 81

well..that did change the port and I can access my mail server at the ip 192.168.1.102:81 but I can't access from the outside with my dyndns domain....and my router's port is open..
I need to know how I can have the ports redirected to the files (html files) couse my port 80 is also not listening to anything

[Tux.Ice]

If port 80 isn't binded, you would probably need to install apache, by doing something like the following:

apt-get install apache2
yum install httpd

etc.

[ruben.rodrigues]

Originally Posted by Tux.Ice

If port 80 isn't binded, you would probably need to install apache, by doing something like the following:

apt-get install apache2
yum install httpd

etc.

well...the apache is installed and I have the index.html file in /var/www
I think that it should work but the strange thing is that if I go to system->Administration->Network tools and I do a scan to the ports on that server the port 80 is closed (By the way I have ubuntu)

The port 81 is open but I can only access it inside the network...and my NAT on my router is redirecting both 80 and 81 to that server. I'm confused. at the moment I would be already happy if I could access the /var/www/index.html from the outside...

any help?

thanks

[ArcaneMagus]

Are you sure that you have actually started apache?

This should show you all processes that are listening on port 80:

lsof -i :80

Since you are talking about dyndns I am going to assume this is on a residential connection. Some residential ISP's block ports like 25 (needed to deliver/receive email) and port 80...