ports 80 and 443 are taken on my server. how do I change those ports.

[yumnycheesecakes]

I can't use ports 80 and 443 because they are already taken.

[mlsmaycon]

Please update the ticket tittle and add more context to your request. With what you have initially is impossible for us to help.

[yumnycheesecakes]

Please update the ticket tittle and add more context to your request. With what you have initially is impossible for us to help.

netbird requires ports 80 and 443. these ports are already taken on my server. can I change these ports?

[urssich]

If you have multiple services running on the same server that want to use the same port, you have these options:

• set one of the services to use a different port (if service supports that)
• use docker for your services and map internal ports 80/443 to some other external ports, i.e. 9080/9443
• proper way is to use reverse proxy (Traefik, Caddy, Nginx) which always listens on the same ports (80/443) and routes traffic to your service based on domain via which they are requested

Two services cannot share the same port on their own without reverse proxy in front of them. If you need additional help internet is full of guides on how to do this, also ChatGPT is profficient enough for this kind of task.

[yumnycheesecakes]

no, the service requires port 80 and 443.

[yumnycheesecakes]

the service is pangolin, so I can't just put a reverse proxy.