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How to change the default http and ftp port in oracle xe univ
We assume that you have successfully download and installed the OracleXEUniv.exe.
How to change the default http and ftp port in oracle xe univ
1.) Click Start->Run
2.) Type C:\Windows\System32\sqlplus system@xe
3.) Enter the admin password
4.) Enter the following command:
>SQL begin dbms_xdb.sethttpport('9090');
dbms_xdb.setftpport('2100');
end;
/
You should get this result:
PL/SQL procedure successfully executed
Restart the oracle instance.
Note: Don't use @ character in the password.
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