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Just go to the |
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Ports under 1024 (1-1023) are protected, since most common services (FTP, SSH, telnet, HTTP, HTTPS, etc.) use these ports. As such, you cannot usually bind to these ports as a normal user. You can either use a |
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One solution I found attractive is to set a port-forward in the firewall: |
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Another solution is to run keycloak in a container (docker|podman) and expose port 8443 from the container as 443: |
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You can’t directly switch Keycloak’s default 8443 to 443 without root privileges; bind Keycloak to 443 or use iptables/firewall rules for port forwarding if no reverse proxy is used. |
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Hi. Can I change the default 8443 port to 443. For an example, when keycloak loading URL is like this.
https://keycloak.local:8443
I just wanted to load the keycloak without any port showing like https://keycloak.local. I'm not using any reverse proxy.
Request your support on this. Thanks.
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