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Windows Web Server
How can i install a webserver based on windows for processing php, asp, control panel per user, mailserver?
Wich hardware and software i can use? I have to instal IIS and Apache separated? Please give me some help or point any site. I' m just starting with that. Thanks a lot |
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IIS and Apache are two separate web servers - you install one or the other, but there's no reason to install both. Decide which one you want then look on Google and you'll find lots of guides which will be suitable to your OS and web server version.
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Devarticles has an article for Installing PHP in windows...
http://www.devarticles.com/c/a/Apac...-under-Windows/ |
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If the machine has 2 different IP-Addresses then you can install IIS and Apache on one machine. The problem is that IIS default listens to all IP-addresses even if you specify only one in the management console.
To correct this open a console (start > run > cmd.exe) Goto directory c:\inetpub\AdminScripts Execute the following command: CSCRIPT ADSUTIL.VBS SET W3SVC/DisableSocketPooling TRUE Restart IIS and voila! PS: to let apache listen to one IP-address look add "Listen [IP-Address]:80" to httpd.conf Greetz, Arjan Bosboom |
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You could also run the two servers on one machine using different ports.
But like edwinbrains, I don't advise you run both on the same machine. |
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