Web interface port from command line?

Hello i don’t remember what port i set to get into the web interface from my freepbx. i have changed it from the standard port 80 to something else. I have tired to look all over the internet for something i can look in the command line of putty. But i can not find nothing. Can someone please help me to figure out where i can find it at please?

Joseph

Well… there are probably a couple ways to find them. I personally would start with the netstat -pat | grep httpd command to see that provides anything meaningful.

Good luck!

Hello i saw a couple of ports one for http and one for https i have tried both and nothing comes up.

Joseph

Hmm, maybe it’s firewalled? It’s possible fail2ban firewalled you. You could temporarily stop fail2ban and then see if you can connect.

Stop fail2ban:
/etc/init.d/fail2ban stop

check if you can connect

restart fail2ban:
/etc/init.d/fail2ban start

Hello i have tried that also to see if i was ban. But I’m not because i can get a ssh interface with no problem.

Edit: I have found the port. This is strange it is something i thought i never did before.

Joseph

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Thank you for the help.

Joseph

Just run this command:

fwconsole sysadmin ports | grep acp

That’s your ACP port.

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