ISuites Listener Port, how do I change it?

I have two database listeners, one for a database I originally had on 1521. Then I installed 9iAS, it has an iSuites listener listening also on 1521, but now I am facing some connection problems.
Now that the installation is done, can I change the iSuites port numbers to 1526? Also the 9iAS has created another database, which listener should it contact?
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