IIS and Apache

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New question,

Running IIS 5.0 for ASP pages and I'm able to view the pages with
http://localhost
Now the project has changed and I need to work with PHP; which brings me to
my new question.

I know it is possible to run both IIS and Apache on a system at the same
time, provided IIS loads first.
Well how can I make this happen?

I'd like to keep both running in case the project swings back to ASP.

David
 
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| New question,
|
| Running IIS 5.0 for ASP pages and I'm able to view the pages with
| http://localhost
| Now the project has changed and I need to work with PHP; which brings me to
| my new question.
|
| I know it is possible to run both IIS and Apache on a system at the same
| time, provided IIS loads first.
| Well how can I make this happen?
|
| I'd like to keep both running in case the project swings back to ASP.
|
| David
 
H8ids said:
I know it is possible to run both IIS and Apache on a
system at the same time, provided IIS loads first.
Well how can I make this happen?
Click to expand...


Are you really concerned with which loads first or
which begins executing first? If it's the latter, you can
control when IIS starts up via ControlPanel/AdministrativeTools/
Services and setting IIS Admin to automatic (at startup), or manual
(when you command it). Apache can also be started manually.

*TimDaniels*
 
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