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Old August 27th, 2002, 12:40 PM
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Two web servers at once..
Is it possible to run two web servers at once? I'm running IIS but I also need to run Apache 1.3. I'm assuming you just set up different ports, but I don't know how to do that.
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For IIS - ?
But somewhere you should be able to tell it to use a certain port.
For Apache - edit your httpd.conf and set it to use a different port than IIS. Then fire it up and see the result.

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You dont need to change the ports. You just need to setup 2 differnt cnames or a records.

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webserver 1 - web1.domain.com
webserver 2 - web2.domain.com

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You dont need to change the ports.

Really?
What happens when both webservers tries to listen to port 80?

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You do need to change the ports if you are running two different webservers. If you were running one webserver with virtual sites then you would just need to change the cnames.
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