Modifying idcAdminService port number

Hi
I am using 10gR3. I want to modify the adminserver port number. i modified the config.cfg for the entry IdcAdminServerPort as IdcAdminServerPort=6660.
After restarting the admin server instance, its still trying to connect to the default port number 4440.
How should i modify this?

Hi ,
Navigate to <ucm_home>/admin/config/config.cfg and there in change the port number .
After that restart admin server so it starts using the new port number.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Srinath

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