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After Axxon One is installed, you can change the port range for Servers, the gRPC the gRPC API port number, and the PostgreSQL database port number (see Ports used by the Axxon One Software Package).

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To change the gRPC API port number, create an NGP_NATIVE_BL_PORT system variable, and set its value to the required port number (see Appendix 910. Creating system variable).

Changing the port range of the Server

To change the port range for a Server, use the Network settings utility (see Network settings utility).

Changing the PostgreSQL database port

In Axxon One 4.5.0, the default port of PostgreSQL database was replaced for 20110. If you upgrade your system from a previous version (see Update), the old port number 49998 is preserved.

There are two ways to change it:

  1. Complete removal of Axxon One and PostgreSQL with all data.
  2. Configuration changes.
Changing the PostgreSQL database port by removing Axxon One completely

To do this:

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Changing the PostgreSQL database port in the configuration

If it is necessary to change the PostgreSQL database port and at the same time save the system and database configuration, then do the following:

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Stop Axxon One services:

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powershell -Command "get-service NGP_* | stop-service"

Stop PostgreSQL service:

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powershell -Command "get-service postgresql* | stop-service"

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On the command line, run the following commands in sequence:

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The first two commands use the default Axxon One installation paths (see Installation). If other paths are used, then it is necessary to change the commands.

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set CONFIG_PATH=C:\ProgramData\AxxonSoft\Axxon One
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set InstallDir=C:\Program Files\AxxonSoft\Axxon One
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cd "%CONFIG_PATH%\Config.local\config_repo\EventDatabase.0\"
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powershell -Command "(gc main.conf) -replace '<port>49998</port>', '<port>20110</port>' | Out-File -encoding ASCII main.conf"
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cd "%CONFIG_PATH%\Config.local\config_repo\"
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"%InstallDir%\bin\hg.exe" commit --verbose "--message=change DB port" --user "Manual change DB" -- EventDatabase.0/main.conf
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cd "%CONFIG_PATH%\Config.local\clone_config_repo\EventDatabase.0\"
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powershell -Command "(gc main.conf) -replace '<port>49998</port>', '<port>20110</port>' | Out-File -encoding ASCII main.conf"
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cd "%CONFIG_PATH%\Config.local\clone_config_repo\"
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"%InstallDir%\bin\hg.exe" commit --verbose "--message=change DB port" --user "Manual change DB" -- EventDatabase.0/main.conf

If there is a main.conf file in the C:\ProgramData\AxxonSoft\Axxon One\Config.local\config_repo\ObjectSearcher.0 folder, and there is a <port>49998</port> parameter in this file, then run the following commands in sequence:

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cd "%CONFIG_PATH%\Config.local\config_repo\ObjectSearcher.0\"
powershell -Command "(gc main.conf) -replace '<port>49998</port>', '<port>20110</port>' | Out-File -encoding ASCII main.conf"
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cd "%CONFIG_PATH%\Config.local\config_repo\"
"%InstallDir%\bin\hg.exe" commit --verbose "--message=change DB port" --user "Manual change DB" -- ObjectSearcher.0/main.conf
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cd "%CONFIG_PATH%\Config.local\clone_config_repo\ObjectSearcher.0\"
powershell -Command "(gc main.conf) -replace '<port>49998</port>', '<port>20110</port>' | Out-File -encoding ASCII main.conf"
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cd "%CONFIG_PATH%\Config.local\clone_config_repo\"
"%InstallDir%\bin\hg.exe" commit --verbose "--message=change DB port" --user "Manual change DB" -- ObjectSearcher.0/main.conf

If there is no main.conf file in the folder, or if the port parameter is missing in the file, then skip this step.

If there is a main.conf file in the C:\ProgramData\AxxonSoft\Axxon One\Config.local\config_repo\RealtimeRecognizer.0 folder, and there is a <port>49998</port> parameter in this file, then run the following commands in sequence:

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cd "%CONFIG_PATH%\Config.local\config_repo\RealtimeRecognizer.0\"
powershell -Command "(gc main.conf) -replace '<port>49998</port>', '<port>20110</port>' | Out-File -encoding ASCII main.conf"
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cd "%CONFIG_PATH%\Config.local\config_repo\"
"%InstallDir%\bin\hg.exe" commit --verbose "--message=change DB port" --user "Manual change DB" -- RealtimeRecognizer.0/main.conf
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cd "%CONFIG_PATH%\Config.local\clone_config_repo\RealtimeRecognizer.0\"
powershell -Command "(gc main.conf) -replace '<port>49998</port>', '<port>20110</port>' | Out-File -encoding ASCII main.conf"
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cd "%CONFIG_PATH%\Config.local\clone_config_repo\"
"%InstallDir%\bin\hg.exe" commit --verbose "--message=change DB port" --user "Manual change DB" -- RealtimeRecognizer.0/main.conf

If there is no main.conf file in the folder, or if the port parameter is missing in the file, then skip this step.

If there is a main.conf file in the C:\ProgramData\AxxonSoft\Axxon One\Config.local\config_repo\VMDA2_DB.0 folder, and there is a <port>49998</port> parameter in this file, then run the following commands in sequence:

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cd "%CONFIG_PATH%\Config.local\config_repo\VMDA2_DB.0\"
powershell -Command "(gc main.conf) -replace '<pg_port>49998</pg_port>', '<pg_port>20110</pg_port>' | Out-File -encoding ASCII main.conf""
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cd "%CONFIG_PATH%\Config.local\config_repo\"
"%InstallDir%\bin\hg.exe" commit --verbose "--message=change DB port" --user "Manual change DB" -- VMDA2_DB.0/main.conf
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cd "%CONFIG_PATH%\Config.local\clone_config_repo\VMDA2_DB.0\"
powershell -Command "(gc main.conf) -replace '<pg_port>49998</pg_port>', '<pg_port>20110</pg_port>' | Out-File -encoding ASCII main.conf"
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cd "%CONFIG_PATH%\Config.local\clone_config_repo\"
"%InstallDir%\bin\hg.exe" commit --verbose "--message=change DB port" --user "Manual change DB" -- VMDA2_DB.0/main.conf

If there is no main.conf file in the folder, or if the port parameter is missing in the file, then skip this step.

Run the PostgreSQL service:

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powershell -Command "get-service postgresql* | start-service"

Run the Axxon One services:

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