To change the HTTP endpoint assigned to an SSO domain

In the Infor Rich Client, access the Security System Management application, and then Endpoints. On the HTTP Endpoint List of the Endpoints Management form, select and endpoint, select Actions > Update, and then modify the record using the fields described below.

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At a Landmark command prompt, type

secadm httpendpoint update currentFqdn currentHttp-port currentHttps-port currentSsodomain newFqdn newHttp-port newHttps-port newSsodomain

where


Option	LRC Field Names	Description
`currentFqdn`		Enter a fully qualified domain name for the server for the endpoint currently assigned to an SSO domain. For example, `internal.lawson.com` might be the name of an internal web server in the lawson domain.
`currentHttp-port`		Enter the current HTTP port number of the endpoint.
`currentHttps-port`		Enter the current HTTPS port number of the endpoint.
`currentSsodomain`		Enter the name of the current SSO domain. If the endpoint is not currently assigned to an SSO domain, use `""` as the value of the current SSO domain.
`newFqdn`	FQDN	Enter a fully qualified domain name for the server for the endpoint to be assigned to an SSO domain. For example, `internal.lawson.com` might be the name of an internal web server in the lawson domain.
`newHttp-port`	HTTP Port	Enter the new HTTP port number of the endpoint.
`newHttps-port`	HTTPS Port	Enter the new HTTPS port number of the endpoint.
`newSsodomain`	SSO Domain	Enter the name of the new SSO domain.

Note:

Lawson uses a value of -1 to represent the port number when there is no defined port for the specified HTTP or HTTPS protocol.