Change Tomcat 8080 port to 80

Hello!
I installed BO XIR2.
Tomcat was configured on 8080 port, but now i have to change it on 80.
What i have to do?
Do i have to change it in tomcat server.xml config file or may be via special application?
Thank for advise!

Just one addition to Brian's reply.
As Thomas' pointed out, it is imperative that IIS also not be using port 80. If IIS is running, all applications on Tomcat will ask for logon credentials.
You can check if IIS is running using:
telnet localhost 80
from the server.

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