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Having installed SnapCreator 3.6 (under Winsows2003) as per installation guide, I am trying to alter the GUI port to something other than the default (8080).
I am attempting this using the following command;
java -jar snapcreator.jar -gui_port 8888
This seems to work ok, and SnapCreator Server starts up, and Jetty uses port 8888.
However, if I then start the "SnapCreator Server" Service (created during the installation), it reverts to using port 8080.
Does anyone know if there is a way to get SnapCreator to 'remember' this setting - or how to tell the Windows Service for SnapCreator Server to use a different port?
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Hi,
Yes you need to change this in register where service is registered.
It is under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE->SOFTWARE->Wow6432Node->Apache Software Foundation->Procrun 2.0->SnapCreatorServerService->Parameters->Start
Change to:
start
C:\Program Files (x86)\NetApp\NetApp_Snap_Creator_Framework/scServer3.6.0/gui
8888
Let us know if this helps?
Regards,
Keith
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Hi,
Yes you need to change this in register where service is registered.
It is under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE->SOFTWARE->Wow6432Node->Apache Software Foundation->Procrun 2.0->SnapCreatorServerService->Parameters->Start
Change to:
start
C:\Program Files (x86)\NetApp\NetApp_Snap_Creator_Framework/scServer3.6.0/gui
8888
Let us know if this helps?
Regards,
Keith
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Perfect answer! - this has solved my problem.
Many thanks Keith for the speedy reply!
