Running multiple Liferay instances on single machine

Running multiple Liferay instances on a single machine
To run several Liferay instances on a single machine you need to change ports -  for Tomcat and for Felix Gogo Shell.
Change Tomcat’s ports
Find Tomcat’s server.xml file:
{PROJECT}/bundles/tomcat-9.0.17/conf/server.xml
and change the following ports:
In this example each port is increased by 1 (8005 became 8006, 8080 -> 8081, 8009 -> 8010).
For Liferay 6.2 and previous this change was enough to run 2 Liferays simultaneously.
For DXP we need to change Felix Gogo Shell port also.

Change Felix Gogo Shell port
Modify file:

{PROJECT}/bundles/portal-setup-wizard.properties
Add the following line:

 
module.framework.properties.osgi.console=11312
(port changed here from default 11311 to 11312).
After starting Liferay up, you can connect to Felix Gogo Shell as:
telnet localhost 11312
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Connected to localhost.
Escape character is '^]'.
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Welcome to Apache Felix Gogo
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