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The most user friendly way to change the port permanently is to append the below line to the `daemon_settings.yml` in the `lbrynet` [directory](/faq/lbry-directories). If it doesn't exist, create a new file named `daemon_settings.yml` and append: The most user friendly way to change the port permanently is to append the below line to the `daemon_settings.yml` in the `lbrynet` [directory](/faq/lbry-directories). If it doesn't exist, create a new file named `daemon_settings.yml` and append:
peer_port: 3334 tcp_port: 3334
Sample daemon_settings.yml (may vary by OS): Sample daemon_settings.yml (may vary by OS):
{download_directory: c:\users\lbry, download_directory: c:\users\lbry
peer_port: 3334} tcp_port: 3334
## Other Methods ## Other Methods
To change the port once during runtime, set the LBRY_PEER_PORT env variable. Here's one way to do this: To change the port once during runtime, set the LBRY_PEER_PORT env variable. Here's one way to do this:
LBRY_PEER_PORT=3334 ./lbrynet-daemon LBRY_TCP_PORT=3334 ./lbrynet-daemon
Once the daemon is running, you can change the port permanently by using the following [api](/api) call Once the daemon is running, you can change the port permanently by using the following [api](/api) call
curl 'http://localhost:5279' --data '{"method":"settings_set", "params":{"peer_port":<port-num>}}' curl 'http://localhost:5279' --data '{"method":"settings_set", "params":{"tcp_port":<port-num>}}'
or via cli command or via cli command
lbrynet settings_set --peer_port 3334 lbrynet settings_set --tcp_port 3334