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How To Change Device ManageR’s HTTP Port

By default, Device ManageR runs on HTTP port 8080, making it accessible via web browser at localhost:8080 or <IP address of host system>:8080.

If you’d like to change the HTTP port for Device ManageR, follow these steps:

1. Open Device ManageR in your web browser. You may open it by entering ‘localhost:8080’ or ‘<IP address of host system>:8080’ in your browser’s address bar.

2. Select Settings in the navigation bar to the left.

3. In the Settings menu, select Web Server.

4. In Port for Web Access, enter a port number between 1024 and 65535.*

    • In our example, we’re entering 8081.

5. Select Save.

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6. You’ll see the message, “The HTTP port for web access has been changed. Redirecting to new port in 10 seconds.”

7. Device ManageR will re-open at the new port in your web browser. In this example, Device ManageR re-opens at localhost:8081.

* We restrict the ports in the web interface because those below 1024 are typically reserved for Windows services and could cause a conflict if you chose them for Device ManageR. However, if you know you’d like to use one of those ports, you may follow the instructions in the ‘HTTP Port Conflict’ section of this FAQ.

HTTP Port Conflict

We recommend that you change the HTTP port using the web interface; however, if you know that Device ManageR’s default port, 8080, is already being used by another service on its host system, you’ll be unable to open it. In this case, you may change Device ManageR’s port by modifying one of its program files.

These instructions require you to start and stop the Device ManageR service. This FAQ shows you how: How To Stop, Start And Restart The Device ManageR Service.

1. Stop the Device ManageR service.

2. Navigate to Device ManageR’s installation folder on its host system (C:\Program Files\AVTECH Device ManageR or C:\Program Files (x86)\AVTECH Device ManageR by default).

3. Locate the “conf” folder and open it.

4. In the “conf” folder, locate the “settings.xml” file.

5. Open that file in any text editor, such as Notepad or Notepad++.

6. Find the line that reads “<http_port>8080</http_port>.”

7. Change “8080” to the port you want to use.

8. Save the “settings.xml” file.

9. Close Device ManageR’s installation folder.

10. Start the Device ManageR service.

11. Open Device ManageR in your web browser at the port you just configured.

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