HTTP server ports changeable later (through file)?

In one of the first steps during SOA Suite installation the user
can select "Manual" port configuration option.
The user browses then to a text file e.g. "staticports.ini" where the
"normal" and "SSL" ports (normally 8888 and 4443) are specified.
Are the ports after the installation
then fix for the future or can I change them later?
In other words is the selected file "staticports.ini"
read again every time the SOA Suite is started or is it only needed
during installation?
Peter

Only during installation.
If you want to change goto enterprise manger home page down the bottom you can configure the change.
cheers
James

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1.check OPMN LOGS.
2.shutdown all process (OPMN infact)
3.pkill or kill -9 httpd
4.go to $ORACLE_HOME/opmn/logs/states and delete all files.
5.check no other HTTP server ports are being used by other processes.(restarting the server is better idea !).
6.CHECK ons.conf IF ANY ENTRIES ARE MISSING / MODIFIED - V IMP
6.Start OPMN and HTTP Server.
Edited by: anandk on Jul 25, 2012 10:17 AM
Edited by: anandk on Jul 25, 2012 10:19 AM
Edited by: anandk on Jul 25, 2012 10:20 AM

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