Can synchrony port be changed? How?

[Onno van der Straaten]

This question has been asked before but I don't it was ever answered conclusively.

In Confluence 6.12.2 is it possible to change the synchrony port? How can this feat be accomplished.

[Sloan]

Hey Onno!

Yes it is possible. Please refer to Change the port Synchrony runs on
from the Atlassian Documentation.

Cheers
Nick

[Sloan]

Addition to the documentation page, you will need to change a System Property, learn on the following page about System Properties: Configuring System Properties

[eferrell]

@Sloan N_ B_ I've tried following these instructions and they don't seem to work.

I'm running two instances of Confluence on the same server--different ports. They work fine with the exception of synchrony. No matter what I do, the "Collaborative editing" always shows the default port of 8091.

I've tried changing it via tomcat9w //ES//<SERVICENAME> and also via the Window Registry.

When I change it I still see 8091 in the UI and I notice no activity on the port via:
netstat -na | find "8092"

However I see results when I look at 8091.

@Onno van der Straaten did you ever get this working?

[eferrell]

Managed to get things working. Check here for the full details: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Synchrony-port-ovverriden-but-synchrony-do-not-start/qaq-p/934951