vSphere ESX 4.1 changing default ports 80 and 443?

Hiya,

I have problems trying to change ports by default so that I can spend my server in VM.

I tried what he said on the forums here, but I can't work. VMware KB 1021199 article

The proxy.xml has about 72 lines in there, but I put it upstairs, downstairs, no joy.

The top of my proxy.xml now looks like this

< ConfigRoot >

< > 81 httpPort < / httpPort >

< > 444 httpsPort < / httpsPort >

< the rest of the file >

< / the rest of the file >

< / ConfigRoot >

I have changed ports in my customer file too.<add key = "protocolports" value = "https:444;http:81" />

All I get is unable to connect to the server.

I also tried to add the port to the name such as 192.168.5.111:81, no joy.

What I'm missing here?

Any help much appreciated, taa.

AndyB

Welcome to the community,

just a quick question. Why do you have ant / need to change ports on ESX host? The ESX host and the virtual machine to each use their own IP address, so there should not be any conflict of port with a virtualized Exchange Server.

André

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