Your script is trying to use port 2530, but the output above you're showing is that HTTP is enabled on port 80. Is there a reason that you're specifying port 2530 in your script? If you do need it to be port 2530, you'll need to modify the web server on your cluster to listen on that port (which must be done at diag privilege):
cluster::*> set diag
Warning: These diagnostic commands are for use by NetApp personnel only.
Do you want to continue? {y|n}: y
cluster::*> system services web modify ?
[[-external] {true|false}] External Web Services
[ -http-port <integer> ] *HTTP Port
[ -https-port <integer> ] *HTTPS Port
[ -per-address-limit {24..999} ] *Per Address Limit
[ -wait-queue-capacity <integer> ] *Wait Queue Capacity
[ -http-enabled {true|false} ] *HTTP Enabled
[ -csrf-protection-enabled {true|false} ] *CSRF Protection Enabled
[ -csrf-token-concurrent-limit {0..9999} ] *Maximum Number of Concurrent CSRF Tokens
[ -csrf-token-idle-timeout <integer> ] *CSRF Token Idle Timeout (Seconds)
[ -csrf-token-absolute-timeout <integer> ] *CSRF Token Absolute Timeout (Seconds)
cluster::*> system services web modify -http-port 2530
Warning: Modification of the web server port requires the firewall policy to be updated. Do you want to add the port to the existing "http" firewall policy service? {y|n}: y
The firewall port for "http" has been updated to "2530".
cluster::*>