Switching off Apache and using IIS

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    arpit.jh001 New Member

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    I am currently learning Asp and for that I need to install IIS server...but I already have Apache HTTP Server 2.2 installed in my computer.....how can I stop Apache Service and use IIS...Kindly help:confused:
     
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    Apache is Linux, and IIS is windows powered, don't you think?
     
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    Apache is for both windows as well as for Linux platform..........plz post reply if you know about the subject:crazy:
     
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    If you have installed Apache using XAMPP then you can start the xampp control panel to stop Apache or else you can visit the Windows services and find the Apache service and stop it.
     
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    @shabbir : First I installed Apache without using XAMPP...then because I want to use ASP.NET I uninstalled it and then reinstalled it using XAMPP...I even changed the port from 80 to 1025...then also when I installed IIS server (port 80) ...then also it is not working....
     
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    Try installing IIS and then install Apache and see if it works because once the server service is stopped there is no way for IIS to know that Apache is handling port 80 requests.
     
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    thanks ...it works
     

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