Brian K. Jones wrote: 
sorry. I forgot to mention that I had already tried that, to no avail. "390" 
appears in a bunch of other places too, judging by the grep -r output. 
Changing adm.conf and restarting everything results in the same message as 
before -- "can't connect to DS on <old port num>". 

brian.
Hi, Brian;
Did you have a chance to try these steps?  It's on our release notes...

http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/dir-server/release-notes/ds71relnotes.html
Changing the Directory Server port number on the Configuration Directory Server will lock you out of the console after the Directory Server is restarted

When changing the port number, when you press Save, you will get a dialog explaining what is about to happen.  If you choose to proceed with the change, and you restart the Directory Server, you will notice that the console does not work anymore.  To make it work again, you will need to change the port number in the files serverroot/shared/config/ldap.conf and serverroot/shared/config/dbswitch.conf.  You must do this on all systems that have a Directory Server being managed by the console.  If the Configuration Directory Server is also your User/Group Directory Server, you must also update the User Directory entry in the Global Preferences.  (154554)

Thanks,
--noriko
 
On Tuesday 21 June 2005 12:01 pm, Mike Jackson wrote:
  
Brian K. Jones wrote:
    
Hi,

I used the gui to change the ports on my test DS. Now I need to change
the port that the AS uses to connect to the DS, and I have no clue how to
do that. I can't (obviously) log into the admin console, because it now
can't connect to the server on the old port numbers, and I can't figure
out which file under /opt/fedora-ds stores this vital piece of
information.

The DS works fine, but I can't administer it from the console, which I'd
really like to do.

Clues hereby solicited.
      
Edit /opt/fedora-ds/admin-serv/config/adm.conf



Mike
    

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