# How do I change the network address/port of a web application backend?

- Link: https://www.agilicus.com/faq/how-do-i-change-the-network-address-port-of-a-web-application-backend/
- Published: 2024-05-16T19:10:38+00:00
- Author: Don Bowman

Web Applications use network resources. You can change where the network resource
is accessed (either the connector it is bound to, or the hostname/IP/port that it
is internally known as) by navigating to Networks/Overview.

The specific resource(s) will be named similarly to the web application, with -local-
service appended.

[⌊Agilicus diagram illustrating how to change the network address and port of a 
web application backend. The diagram shows the user accessing the web application
through a web browser, with the application server on port 443, network load balancer
on port 80, and web application backend on port 3000.⌉⌊Agilicus diagram illustrating
how to change the network address and port of a web application backend. The diagram
shows the user accessing the web application through a web browser, with the application
server on port 443, network load balancer on port 80, and web application backend
on port 3000.⌉[