IPDS install error on a port other than 389

Hi
I need to install iPDS on a port other than 389. During installation, when I give a different port and try to install, during the post-installation phase, I get error that the configuration information could not be updated and installation fails. I'm trying with iPDS ver 5.0. What could be the problem? I had iPDS installed earlier on port 389 on the same m/c. Can that cause a problem? I had uninstalled before re-installing on the new port.
thanx and regards
Sikka

Make sure you use a port larger than 1024, if you are using a non-standard port.

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