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Installing WAMP on Server 2003
Posted by:
shabba
(82.198.250.---)
Date: January 17, 2007 12:09PM
I use wamp on my desktop to develop software but now i need to install it on my server mainly because its a hassle to install manually. I have IIS newest release running, is there anyway I can encorperate the too? So I can have ASP running of of IIS and php and mysql running on WAMP?
Or is there an easier way to do it?
Or is there an easier way to do it?
Re: Installing WAMP on Server 2003
Posted by:
yfastud
(72.236.169.---)
Date: January 17, 2007 01:46PM
Theory, you can have both, but practically, they might conflict in some ways. w/ any wamp package, including this wampserver suite, you can install add-on such asp.net, jsp w/ tomcat, so on. Of course, I do know asp.net differ from asp, but they have a saying "you can't eat a cookie and have it the same time". Anyway, if you still like to try it, make sure to test on single unit before put on main server, and here is the simplest way as far as I know
1. Configure iis running as service
2. Stop iis
3. Install wampserver w/ option running as service
4. Open httpd.conf in wamp/apache2/conf
5. Find and change listen 80 to other port such as 81, 8080, so on
6. Enable associated port 81, 8080, so on for wampserver in all firewalls and routers
7. Restart your computer, and now you have both iis and wampserver running
Have fun
[www.jlbn.com] (testing web server)
[test.jlbn.com] (testing codes)
[forum.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB2)
[forums.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB3)
[mail.jlbn.com] (testing mailserver)
[ftp.jlbn.com] (testing ftp server)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing flashes)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing images)
[joomla.jlbn.com] (testing Joomla 1.0.10)
[fusion.jlbn.com] (testing phpFusion 6.01.6)
[nuke.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke 7.9)
[nukep.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Platinum 7.6.b.4v2)
[pnuke.jlbn.com] (testing PostNuke 0.800-MS2)
[nukevo.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Evolution 2.0.1)
1. Configure iis running as service
2. Stop iis
3. Install wampserver w/ option running as service
4. Open httpd.conf in wamp/apache2/conf
5. Find and change listen 80 to other port such as 81, 8080, so on
6. Enable associated port 81, 8080, so on for wampserver in all firewalls and routers
7. Restart your computer, and now you have both iis and wampserver running
Have fun
[www.jlbn.com] (testing web server)
[test.jlbn.com] (testing codes)
[forum.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB2)
[forums.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB3)
[mail.jlbn.com] (testing mailserver)
[ftp.jlbn.com] (testing ftp server)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing flashes)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing images)
[joomla.jlbn.com] (testing Joomla 1.0.10)
[fusion.jlbn.com] (testing phpFusion 6.01.6)
[nuke.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke 7.9)
[nukep.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Platinum 7.6.b.4v2)
[pnuke.jlbn.com] (testing PostNuke 0.800-MS2)
[nukevo.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Evolution 2.0.1)
Re: Installing WAMP on Server 2003
Posted by:
shabba
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Date: January 18, 2007 11:14AM
Thanks for your help, but how will I now access my webpages?
At the moment I just type in localhost/ and then the webpage I am after, but for this it will be a little different would you care to share on how to do this?
At the moment I just type in localhost/ and then the webpage I am after, but for this it will be a little different would you care to share on how to do this?
Re: Installing WAMP on Server 2003
Posted by:
yfastud
(72.236.169.---)
Date: January 18, 2007 02:51PM
Easy way or lazy way? Never mind, here is the easy way and correct me if I'm wrong because it's been a long time since the last time I was curious and setup both in my server; at first, they both worked fine, then we started to have a little problem here and there, so he...he... ;-)
Back to our subject, you should save in new folder every time you have new project, and for testing these 2, save these 2 test index.html in their associated location
// index.html testing asp stored in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\testiis
<html>
<body>
<p>
IIS working
</p>
<%
Response.Write("And ASP works, too"
;
%>
</body>
</html>
// index.html testing php stored in C:\wamp\www\testwamp
<html>
<body>
<p>
WAMP working
</p>
<?php
echo 'And PHP works, too';
?>
</body>
</html>
And access them like this:
[localhost]
[localhost]
Hope I don't remember wrong
Have fun
[www.jlbn.com] (testing web server)
[test.jlbn.com] (testing codes)
[forum.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB2)
[forums.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB3)
[mail.jlbn.com] (testing mailserver)
[ftp.jlbn.com] (testing ftp server)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing flashes)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing images)
[joomla.jlbn.com] (testing Joomla 1.0.10)
[fusion.jlbn.com] (testing phpFusion 6.01.6)
[nuke.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke 7.9)
[nukep.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Platinum 7.6.b.4v2)
[pnuke.jlbn.com] (testing PostNuke 0.800-MS2)
[nukevo.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Evolution 2.0.1)
Post Edited (02-05-07 14:46)
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Back to our subject, you should save in new folder every time you have new project, and for testing these 2, save these 2 test index.html in their associated location
// index.html testing asp stored in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\testiis
<html>
<body>
<p>
IIS working
</p>
<%
Response.Write("And ASP works, too"
;%>
</body>
</html>
// index.html testing php stored in C:\wamp\www\testwamp
<html>
<body>
<p>
WAMP working
</p>
<?php
echo 'And PHP works, too';
?>
</body>
</html>
And access them like this:
[localhost]
[localhost]
Hope I don't remember wrong
Have fun
[www.jlbn.com] (testing web server)
[test.jlbn.com] (testing codes)
[forum.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB2)
[forums.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB3)
[mail.jlbn.com] (testing mailserver)
[ftp.jlbn.com] (testing ftp server)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing flashes)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing images)
[joomla.jlbn.com] (testing Joomla 1.0.10)
[fusion.jlbn.com] (testing phpFusion 6.01.6)
[nuke.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke 7.9)
[nukep.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Platinum 7.6.b.4v2)
[pnuke.jlbn.com] (testing PostNuke 0.800-MS2)
[nukevo.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Evolution 2.0.1)
Post Edited (02-05-07 14:46)
Have fun,
FREE One A Day
FREE Photo
FREE Games
FREE Websites
FREE Portable GPS
FREE WAMP Guides
Re: Installing WAMP on Server 2003
Posted by:
tesc
(---.internetfull.com.ar)
Date: February 05, 2007 02:39PM
Hi!
I do that steps!
1. Configure iis running as service
2. Stop iis
3. Install wampserver w/ option running as service
4. Open httpd.conf in wamp/apache2/conf
5. Find and change listen 80 to other port such as 81, 8080, so on
6. Enable associated port 81, 8080, so on for wampserver in all firewalls and routers
7. Restart your computer, and now you have both iis and wampserver running
but the localhost and the localhost/phpmyadmin tell me the 404 page error.
And apache don't start, only wants the port 80.
I do that steps!
1. Configure iis running as service
2. Stop iis
3. Install wampserver w/ option running as service
4. Open httpd.conf in wamp/apache2/conf
5. Find and change listen 80 to other port such as 81, 8080, so on
6. Enable associated port 81, 8080, so on for wampserver in all firewalls and routers
7. Restart your computer, and now you have both iis and wampserver running
but the localhost and the localhost/phpmyadmin tell me the 404 page error.
And apache don't start, only wants the port 80.
Re: Installing WAMP on Server 2003
Posted by:
yfastud
(72.236.169.---)
Date: February 05, 2007 02:50PM
For wamp, it should be
[localhost]
[localhost]
EDIT: Some router, by default, might use port 8080 for configuration, so make sure your setup doesn't conflict w/ your router's default setup. BTW, I'm not sure which port sql is using, but make sure it doesn't conflict w/ mysql port either.
Have fun
[www.jlbn.com] (testing web server)
[test.jlbn.com] (testing codes)
[forum.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB2)
[forums.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB3)
[mail.jlbn.com] (testing mailserver)
[ftp.jlbn.com] (testing ftp server)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing flashes)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing images)
[joomla.jlbn.com] (testing Joomla 1.0.10)
[fusion.jlbn.com] (testing phpFusion 6.01.6)
[nuke.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke 7.9)
[nukep.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Platinum 7.6.b.4v2)
[pnuke.jlbn.com] (testing PostNuke 0.800-MS2)
[nukevo.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Evolution 2.0.1)
Post Edited (02-05-07 15:16)
Have fun,
FREE One A Day
FREE Photo
FREE Games
FREE Websites
FREE Portable GPS
FREE WAMP Guides
[localhost]
[localhost]
EDIT: Some router, by default, might use port 8080 for configuration, so make sure your setup doesn't conflict w/ your router's default setup. BTW, I'm not sure which port sql is using, but make sure it doesn't conflict w/ mysql port either.
Have fun
[www.jlbn.com] (testing web server)
[test.jlbn.com] (testing codes)
[forum.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB2)
[forums.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB3)
[mail.jlbn.com] (testing mailserver)
[ftp.jlbn.com] (testing ftp server)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing flashes)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing images)
[joomla.jlbn.com] (testing Joomla 1.0.10)
[fusion.jlbn.com] (testing phpFusion 6.01.6)
[nuke.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke 7.9)
[nukep.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Platinum 7.6.b.4v2)
[pnuke.jlbn.com] (testing PostNuke 0.800-MS2)
[nukevo.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Evolution 2.0.1)
Post Edited (02-05-07 15:16)
Have fun,
FREE One A Day
FREE Photo
FREE Games
FREE Websites
FREE Portable GPS
FREE WAMP Guides
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