External Connection issue

Hi everyone,
I have a External Connection class of which i have a Service Object (SO) in
one partion, Now that i want this Listener to listen on two (2) different
port numbers as iam expecting to receive more number
of connections.
As of now i have spceified the port number and IP address as environment
variable.
How do i spceify the next port number and IP address for the second
listener.
Note : It is an Inbound External Connection.
Thanks in advance

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