By default, Crowd is configured to use port 8095. If this port is already in use within your network, you will need to change the port that Crowd uses.
Follow these steps:
- Edit the
build.propertiesfile, as described in Important Directories and Files. - Change the
crowd.urlproperty to the new port on which the Crowd Administration Console will be accessed. - Change the
demo.urlproperty to the new port on which the Crowd 'demo' application will be accessed. - Change the
openidserver.urlproperty to the new port on which the CrowdID Server will be accessed. - Run the
build.xmlscript, as described in Important Directories and Files.
RELATED TOPICS
- Supported Platforms
- Installing Crowd and CrowdID
- Running the Setup Wizard
- Configuring Crowd
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Hide/Show CommentsFeb 16, 2010
Chad Neal
If you have gone through the installer and configured crowd you might also need to change the crowd.properties file in your crowd home directory to match the new ip:port/url.
Took me a while to figure this out, hope it helps some of you.
Nov 19, 2010
Bert De Ridder
Thx, Chad, this sure has helped me; I just did a migration to a newer version of Crowd using XML export/import.
It had me stumped for a moment until I read your post.
Everything worked, except authentication to the Crowd interface itself.
I guess I could have changed the port in the xml export before importing... I will let you know when I do another upgrade :-)
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