How To Change the port apache

rootsys12

• June 16, 2017 22:34

Hello my friends I want to change the Apache port from Port 80 to another port and be 81 for example I login on Usr / local / apache / conf / httpd.conf And I change Listen 0.0.0.0:80 Listen [::]: 80 To port 82 Sites do not work anymore Is there another solution?

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  Jcats

  • June 18, 2017 02:12

  Don't modify apache conf directly. You can change it in
  WHM > Tweak Settings > Apache non-SSL IP/port
  As far as your sites not working, your browser will automatically try and use port 80 so if you change to port 82 then make sure you are specifying port 82 like so:

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  24x7server

  • June 18, 2017 07:41

  Hi, On the cPanel server, doing this directly from the tweak setting is the most suitable method. You can refer to the below documentation link for more details: Tweak Settings - System - Documentation - cPanel Documentation

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  rootsys12

  • June 18, 2017 07:45

  Don't modify apache conf directly. You can change it in
  WHM > Tweak Settings > Apache non-SSL IP/port
  As far as your sites not working, your browser will automatically try and use port 80 so if you change to port 82 then make sure you are specifying port 82 like so: http://domain.com:82 ** I should also add, if you have a firewall, port 82 might be closed so you will need to open it up for incoming.

  
  Unfortunately it does not work if it is changed like this The site does not work

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  rootsys12

  • June 18, 2017 07:47

  Hi, On the cPanel server, doing this directly from the tweak setting is the most suitable method. You can refer to the below documentation link for more details:

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  Jcats

  • June 18, 2017 12:34

  Are you specifying the port in your browser after changing the port? Is the new port opened in your firewall?

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  24x7server

  • June 19, 2017 05:12

  The same thing has been implemented and the sites do not work

  
  The reason I can see for this to nor work would probably be because the new port is not listening properly. There are things that I would like you to conduct on your end: 1. From your machine, try executing telnet to the server IP on the new Apache port. eg: if you have new port as 82, use the below command: # telnet 82 Check if the above command does indeed allows you to connect and if it does not connect, then you will have to allow this new port in the firewall to allow traffic to it.. 2. Check the output of the below command on your server.. # netstat -anpt | grep :82

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  cPanelMichael

  • June 19, 2017 14:30

  Hello, The previous posts are correct. Note that you'd need to append the port number (e.g. :82) to the end of your URL in your web browser to load the domain name over the custom port after making the change. Thank you.

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