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Old 08-21-2011, 09:23 PM
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Default Port conflict between Asterisk GUI and Zimbra

I have installed both Asterisk along with its GUI and zimbra collaborative suite on same computer. Till the time i had not installed Asterisk GUI, I could access zimbra from the browser. Yesterday i installed Asterisk GUI. I could access asterisk configuration gui from the browser but i could not access zimbra collaborative suite from the browser. i changed port 80 for zimbra to port 81 and port 443 to port 444 as they were giving conflicts. now i can access asterisk gui, as well as i can access zimbra gui but i can't login to the zimbra. the username and passwords are correct. i use the following addresses for accessing the GUIs.

Asterisk GUI
http://192.168.44.67:8088/asterisk/stat ... index.html

Zimbra Client GUI
http://192.168.44.67:81
Earlier i used to access it with http://192.168.44.67:

Zimbra Administrator GUI
https://192.168.44.67:7071/

Can i change the port number for asterisk GUI web access or the Zimbra so that i may use both of them on the same server without any problem? Kindly help me out.
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Old 08-26-2011, 09:20 AM
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Default Changing the port for Asterisk GUI http

It's not clear to me why port 8088 would conflict with port 81 or port 7071. Nonetheless, to change the port on which the Asterisk-GUI web interface listens, edit /etc/asterisk/http.conf and add (or uncomment) a line in the "general" section. In this example, I've changed the port from the default of 8088 to 8488.
Code:
bindport = 8488
Restart Asterisk for the changes to take effect. If you're using AsteriskNOW, you can use "sudo service asterisk restart" at the linux command line.
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