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Plesk 9.3: Apache port change

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AndresG

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1. Apache port change - you can change Apache web server port to use a lightweight high-performance web server, such as nginx, as a front-end web server, and move Apache web server to back-end.
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There is any option for enable and configure this, or only i need to change the Apache port on the virtualhosts files for making this work?

Thanks
 
You can change port in httpd.include for each vhosts but it will be overwritten by websrvmng after adding new domain of reconfiguring existing.
 
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