Wampserver is the WinDOS Apache Mysql PHP integrated installation environment and is an easy-to-use Web server package that allows you to configure Apache,mysql and PHP on your local machine to build your Web server.
If the Wampserver package is installed under a Windows operating system that includes IIS, including IIS7, the Wampserver integration environment is not functioning properly, and its taskbar icon displays a portion of red or yellow, You need to stop IIS before you can run Wampserver, the taskbar wampserver icon in the lower right corner of the desktop changes to full white.
Today's article will show you how to run Wamp Server on a Win7 system that does not stop running IIS 7. Through this method, you can use http://localhost:8080 access Wamp Server, using http://localhost access to IIS 7.
If IIS is not installed and Wamp Server is installed at this point, we can access the Web page through http://localhost, but if IIS is installed and http://localhost is accessed, the IIS Web page opens.
How do I run IIS and Wamp server at the same time? We need to modify the port number, IIS and WAMP server are all using the Web 80 port, if not change one of the other ports, the two ports will conflict, yes, Wamp server does not work properly. Now we modify the 80 port number of Wamp server to 8080.
apache > httpd.conf , this will open httpd.conf file, modify ' Listen ' for ' Listen 8080 ', save the file and restart the Wamp.
At this point, we can access the Wamp service through http://localhost:8080 to access the IIS service through http://localhost.
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