Change required ports during Network Monitor's installation

Hi everyone,
i've found a conflict with port 8009.
Network monitor requires it as free during installation, but an instance of a Tomcat server is already using it. As I can't change tc config, I need to know if there's another way to install NM in which I could assign that port to another one that is free.
Thanx in advance!
Gabriel
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