I have Apache 2.0.46 (win32) running on a Windows2000 PC. I also have IIS running on the PC.
When I start up the PC, Apache starts automatically. Thus if I want to use IIS I need to stop Apache, then start up IIS. I want to set things up to allow IIS to run as default on bootup, instead of Apache.
I've had a look on the web and the settings for Apache and cannot find how to change this setting.
Any ideas?
Thank you
Jim
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http://www.jimpix.co.uk
Why did you not use service control panel to change apache service seeting ?
If you run default installations of both IIS and Apache on the same machine then they will both try to use port 80 so only one service will start. You need to edit your httpd.conf file to change Apache's port number to the http alternative port 8080. Find the line that says "Listen 80" or ("Listen xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:80") and change it to "Listen 8080" (or "Listen xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080") then restart Apache and go to http://localhost:8080 in your browser to see the Apache site, http://localhost will be the IIS site.
Alternatively, you could change the IIS default port to 8080 which would have pretty much the same effect.
It may be also worthwhile to ensure that apache is not setup to startup at logon (in addition to teedee's advice.) Remove it from your startup items, and if its a service disable or set to manual rather than automatic start.