Lion server change port?

Hello everyone,
I know that the web port for lion server is 80. But I would like to change it to 8080 as my ISP blocked 80. How can I change this on my lion server?
Thank you very much!

Ah, I've recently worked this one out for my mail server
In 'Mail' on the server.app tick the 'Relay outgoing mail through ISP' box and then click edit.
in the 'Outgoing Mail Relay' box entery your mail relay and add the port you want to use after the address.
I'm using dnyDNS so for me it looks like this outbound.mailhop.org:2525
Then enter you account login details and you should get the outbound mail servier to work.
As a side topic - once i have this set up my server emails all the alerts set up in the 'Alerts' window.
For the input port I have dnyDNS (Dyn Email Gateway) setup as a relay and forwarding the mail on port 2525 then use my routers port mapping to map port 2525 to port 25 on my server.
One thing that caught me out when I set it up was the spam filtering setup, which turns the incoming mail around to see if it's resent. this is the correct behaviour but to test the mail setup it's best to turn it off until you have everything else running.

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I have a similar problem.
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