Task: Change A Hub's Port

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Determine the port you wish to move to. We will refer to this as newport.

On the machine running the existing hub, shut down the hub:

codesonar hub-stop interface:port

Where interface:port is the hub location.
You may be prompted for hub user account credentials.
Note that shutting down the hub while it is in use will interrupt users and analyses.

CodeSonar will print a table of information about the hub that is being shut down. Take note of the value of Directory: you will need it for the next step.

Shut down the hub database process, if it is not already shut down.

Now, run:

codesonar hub-start DIRECTORY interface:newport

with DIRECTORY replaced by the Directory value reported by hub-stop.

Task: Change A Hub's Port

Changing the Port

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