IIS and Apache

[H8ids]

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

 

[Timothy Daniels]

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?

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*

 

[H8ids]

Thanks Tim.

I've opted to uninstall IIS to save time and software conflicts.

David