Eliminate IIS conflicts through clever settings

You have a lot of knowledge about the IIS server. The Windows server system already comes with the Internet service management function. If you enable the Internet service management function, when we install and enable server applications such as Apache in the local server system, IIS servers are prone to IIS conflicts with server applications such as Apache during running, as a result, the IIS server may not work properly.

To Prevent IIS conflict, we should first stop running all third-party server applications running on the local server system, click Start, set, and control panel commands. In the system control panel window that appears, double-click the Add/delete Programs icon, select the target server application in the backend interface, and click the detach button to completely uninstall the server application from the system.

Double-click the "Administrative Tools" and "Internet Information Service (IIS) manager" icons in the system control panel window to open the IIS console interface. The area is displayed on the left of the IIS console interface, find the target Web site name, right-click the site icon, and click "stop" from the shortcut menu to temporarily stop the IIS server.

After a while, right-click the target Web site name and execute the "Start" command in the shortcut menu to restart the IIS server; if the IIS server can run normally, it means that the IIS conflict fault has been successfully solved.

If the IIS server still keeps prompting that there is an IIS conflict, we can consider directly uninstalling the IIS server. Before uninstalling the server, we can back up the IIS settings ), then, reinstall the IIS server as usual. After the IIS server is successfully installed, import the previous parameter Backup Settings to completely resolve the IIS conflict.