WampServer

Hi!
I have installed IIS in port 80.
I do that steps:
1) stop IIS
2) Install WAMP.

Now, wamp install the apache server in port 80 and phpmyadmin works fine.

But, I want 2 thinks:

1)
- IIS listening in port 80 (because I have some websites here)
- PHP working
- PHPMYADMIN working

or
2)
- IIS listening in port 80
- Apache listening in port 8080
- PHP working
- PHPMYADMIN working too.

In the first case, I don't know how can to tell to phpmyadmin that the IIS is the server.
In the second case, I tried to modify the http.conf of apache directory using:

Port 8080

But apache only wants port 80 and the test ever tell me "IIS is in port 80". And is impossible start phpmyadmin because localhost/phpmyadmin send me a 404 page error, equal that /localhost.

What can I do work phpmyadmin?
Thanks!

Did you check this post?

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You only need one server at a time to work. Stop IIS when you need to work with PHP or stop WAMPS when you wish to work with ASP remember to start the respective server that you wish to work with.

Starting IIS Server

go to the Control Panel - click on the Administrative Tools icon - then click Internet Information Services - expand the local computer tree - right click on Default Web Site then - click Start to run IIS server.

Stopping IIS Server

go to the Control Panel - click on the Administrative Tools icon - then click Internet Information Services - expand the local computer tree - right click on Default Web Site then - click Stop IIS server.


Starting WAMPS (PHP & MYSQL) Server

Pressed start all services from the task bar icon of the WAMPS icon


Stop WAMPS (PHP & MYSQL) Server

Pressed start stop all services from the task bar icon of the WAMPS icon

To cab33010, the problem is he wants phpMyAdmin works for both server no matter which 1 is on or even both on the same time.

To tesc, actually, you can install 2 phpmyadmin, 1 for each server, but not sure if it's possible to have only 1 phpMyAdmin works for both.

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I use both IIS and Apache all the time as development servers, but not at the same time. I can't think of any scenario when I would need both simultaneously. I can assure you that as long as you stop one, you can run the other on the same port without any problem at all. If you haven't done so already, you should add the administrative services on your start menu for easy, quick access, so you can turn IIS on and off as needed. I set both IIS and Apache to not start automatically. I start either one when I need it.