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Hello everyone,
I'm trying to set up a home lab and am having trouble installing the 4SC Free 3CX that my company provides. I'm using an old Windows 11 laptop as the server. I've already downloaded the 3CX .exe and managed to install it through the web browser. However, when I try to upload the configuration file during the installation process, I receive the following message: "The port (HttpPort) you selected is in use. Choose another free port or stop and permanently terminate the process that is currently using this port."
I assume this message refers to the laptop's HTTP port and not the router's, correct? Since I'm performing the installation directly on the server. Additionally, when setting up the configuration file, there isn't an option to choose which port I want to use as the HTTP port. How can I select a different one in this situation? I'm considering checking if port 443 is currently in use on my laptop, but I'm unsure how to do that or if it will even resolve the issue.
Any help from the community would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
I'm trying to set up a home lab and am having trouble installing the 4SC Free 3CX that my company provides. I'm using an old Windows 11 laptop as the server. I've already downloaded the 3CX .exe and managed to install it through the web browser. However, when I try to upload the configuration file during the installation process, I receive the following message: "The port (HttpPort) you selected is in use. Choose another free port or stop and permanently terminate the process that is currently using this port."
I assume this message refers to the laptop's HTTP port and not the router's, correct? Since I'm performing the installation directly on the server. Additionally, when setting up the configuration file, there isn't an option to choose which port I want to use as the HTTP port. How can I select a different one in this situation? I'm considering checking if port 443 is currently in use on my laptop, but I'm unsure how to do that or if it will even resolve the issue.
Any help from the community would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!