Port in use 1

[SpiderBear6]

I recently installed Apache 2.0 on a Win2003 Server. Since then, it has come to light that I need to be able to write asp.net pages for the web server. Apache 2.0 can't do this at the moment (without spending money on an add-in). So in my brilliance *sarcasm*, I stopped Apache and setup IIS. This was all fine until I went to create a web site on IIS and it said that the port was in use - which I guess it was by Apache. So I uninstalled Apache. But it is still saying that the port is in use.

What would be using it... there is nothing else on the machine.

 

[Tracey]

check it out with TCPView, this will tell you who is using what port

http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/source/tcpview.shtml

Tracey
Remember... True happiness is not getting what you want...

Its wanting what you have got!

 

[SpiderBear6]

Thanks Tracy.. I'll check that out.

 

[SpiderBear6]

I had a look at TCPView and I don't really understand what it's telling me. Which one is the port that apache used?

 

[Tracey]

should have been port 80.. check your httpd.conf (it should be still hanging around) for the "port" or "listen" directives.

have a look in TCPView how many services are using the port 80, or http port


Tracey
Remember... True happiness is not getting what you want...

Its wanting what you have got!

 

[SpiderBear6]

Thanks. Apache was set up to use a different port. All fixed now. Thanks so much for your help. TCPView seems like a neat little tool once the moron trying to use it figured it out.

 

[Tracey]

I Know what you mean, i only found it when i was trying to sort SSL last month

enjoy




Tracey
Remember... True happiness is not getting what you want...

Its wanting what you have got!