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I don't know if you can do that. &nbsp;You would have to append the port number to every instance of the domain name like:<br />
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<a href="http://www.mywordpress.com:3325/" rel="ugc">http://www.mywordpress.com:3325/</a><br />
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And Wordpress isn't so much redirecting it as the port number is not part of the links that you already have in the database so it just goes to the default port of 80.
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For this you need to change port of Apache or web server from the server it self.
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I have on dedicated server. I have changed Apache and changed Wordpress. Thanks its now working!
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HI,<br />
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I have installed wordpress on a server running on the local network on port 80. However I want to access it from external on port 3325. I have setup the NAT forwarding and it hits the server no worries. However Wordpress re-directs it to port 80. How can I enable the external access? <br />
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I need to setup external before switching the live site.<br />
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THanks<br />
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Mark
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HI,

I have installed wordpress on a server running on the local network on port 80. However I want to access it from external on port 3325. I have setup the NAT forwarding and it hits the server no worries. However Wordpress re-directs it to port 80. How can I enable the external access? 

I need to setup external before switching the live site.

THanks

Mark

I don&#39;t know if you can do that.  You would have to append the port number to every instance of the domain name like:

http://www.mywordpress.com:3325/

And Wordpress isn&#39;t so much redirecting it as the port number is not part of the links that you already have in the database so it just goes to the default port of 80.

For this you need to change port of Apache or web server from the server it self.

I have on dedicated server. I have changed Apache and changed Wordpress. Thanks its now working!

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