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How to Change the Defult Port on Citrix Licensing Config Service with XenDesktop 5

Alexander Ervik Johnsen Citrix, Desktop Studio, Licensing, Licensing Config Service, XenDesktop 2012-01-03

Citrix Licensing Config Service might fail to start because the default port 80 is in use by another application or service.


You can change the default port by completing the following procedures:

On the Machine that has Citrix Licensing Config Service

  1. Open Windows Explorer.exe and browse to C:\Program Files (x86)\Citrix\Licensing\LicensingConfig\Service
    Note
    : Remove x86 for a 32bit machine.
  2. Open Citrix.LicensingConfig.SdkWcfEndpoint.exe.minimal.config in a notepad and copy the complete document into memory.
  3. Open Citrix.LicensingConfig.SdkWcfEndpoint.exe.config in a notepad, clear all lines in it, paste the contents that you had copied into this document, save and close.
  4. Run command prompt as an administrator.
  5. Browse to C:\Program Files (x86)\Citrix\Licensing\LicensingConfig\Service.
    Note
    : Remove x86 for 32bit machine
  6. Type: Citrix.LicensingConfig.SdkWcfEndpoint.exe /SDKPORT <PORT>*
    *For example: Citrix.LicensingConfig.SdkWcfEndpoint.exe /SDKPORT 8080

On the Machine that is Running the DDC

  1. Run Powershell and load all the Citrix Snap-ins (add-pssnapin citrix*).
  2. Type: Remove-ConfigServiceGroup –ServiceGroupUid “5daf5329-90cf-470a-bfc6-eb0ffa0c4bd6”
  3. Type: $d = Get-LicServiceInstance –AdminAddress <licenseServer>:<port>*
    *For example: $d = Get-LicServiceInstance -AdminAddress mylicenseserver:8080
  4. Type: $d.ServiceGroupUid = “5daf5329-90cf-470a-bfc6-eb0ffa0c4bd6”
  5. Type: $d.ServiceGroupName = “LIC”
  6. Type: $d | Register-ConfigServiceInstance

After completing the procedure, you can verify if it is working as expected by starting the Desktop studio.

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