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Old 08-04-2007, 09:32 AM
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Thumbs up Is it possible to run IIS and Apache port 80 in a PC?

I am using win xp and has installed IIS and Apache Server.

Unless I set one of them to run other than port 80 then I have to run them separately.

Is it possible to run both of the IIS and Apache Server using port 80? How?
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Old 08-04-2007, 04:25 PM
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I am using win xp and has installed IIS and Apache Server.

Unless I set one of them to run other than port 80 then I have to run them separately.

Is it possible to run both of the IIS and Apache Server using port 80? How?

in a word, no.

It is impossible to run a service on any machine and use the same port.
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ok, well, yes you can, but only with proxying via apache, so iis wouldnt actually be port 80, but apache would make it seem like port 80 but it would be on a alias or a vhost. It is quite complex but I have done it before with 2 web services on a unix system, not sure if itll do it on Windows, again, 1 server is on port 80 (APACHE) the other is on say port 8085 and it proxies it under a vhost or alias on the port 80 server. It is quite complex, but I can provide instructions if requested, but it is alot to go into if you dont want todo this.
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ok, well, yes you can, but only with proxying via apache, so iis wouldnt actually be port 80, but apache would make it seem like port 80 but it would be on a alias or a vhost. It is quite complex but I have done it before with 2 web services on a unix system, not sure if itll do it on Windows, again, 1 server is on port 80 (APACHE) the other is on say port 8085 and it proxies it under a vhost or alias on the port 80 server. It is quite complex, but I can provide instructions if requested, but it is alot to go into if you dont want todo this.
Yes please robputt796, this is something new to me.
I am aware that this should be a complex procedure.

Really curious for something possible for which I couldn't find the solution.
Thanks in advanve for your sharing..
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