Changing port for console?

Hi,
is it possible to change WLS port for console application only on a standalone wls server?

If i understand you right then .....i guess what you need is to have console on a differnt port than the http listen port ....for this you can use Administartion port.....in your console go to the domain tab and in that Enable Administaration port and then you can use this port for the administrative traffic.....so the new url for consle will be t3s://ipaddress:adminport/console..please test this in a test enviornment first......
The other thing you were telling about is to change the context root for the console application ...you can do this in the same domain tab under configuration ...in the advanced tab you would see Console Context Path...just modify (sayfor eg: MyConsole) this and then you can use that value to bring up your console...http:ipaddress:port/MyConsole.....
Both the above changes needs a restart of admin server......
try in a test enviornment first.....
Hope this answers your question .....
Let us know if this works.......

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If i understand you right then .....i guess what you need is to have console on a differnt port than the http listen port ....for this you can use Administartion port.....in your console go to the domain tab and in that Enable Administaration port and then you can use this port for the administrative traffic.....so the new url for consle will be t3s://ipaddress:adminport/console..please test this in a test enviornment first......
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I can't find way to configure this for the life of me. Hopefully
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David Orriss, Jr. wrote:
Hi,
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>
> Our Weblogic 6.1 SP3 on HP-UX 11 works fine on port 7001.
>
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>
> ===================================
> ..
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>
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