Good day!

Is it possible that IIS 6.0, Xampp 1.7.1 that consist of Apace,Mysql and php were in windows server 2003? to work a intranet website and the client can view my website with internet connection.

I will discuss the configuration that I done:
Firstly, In my windows server 2003 , it has IIS 6.0 installed, and I installed Xampp. I got the conflict in port between IIS and Apache, So i change my port in apache from 80 to 81. Then i click the admin beside the mysql in the xampp which the output is phpmyadmin webpage, but sad to say the output is The Page cannot be displayed. I don't know why it happens. I need phpmyadmin to store my database for my webpage.

Secondly, I uninstalled the IIS, so now I only have xampp and the phpmyadmin was work now. My problem is I don't how can i configure it, so that the user who are member in active directory can access my website by typing the url: http:\site.dllp.ph in their url bar. By the way I created DNS in ym server but the Active directory was on the other server.

Honestly, Before I work IIS,mysql 4,SQLYog,PHP, DNS and Active Directory in Windows Server 2003 to work my php website. i used forward lookup zone to access the user my website using the url: http:\mywebsite.dlp.ph

Now I really don't know what configuration and what I need to used to run my website.

Thank you...

    newphpcoder wrote:

    So i change my port in apache from 80 to 81. Then i click the admin beside the mysql in the xampp which the output is phpmyadmin webpage, but sad to say the output is The Page cannot be displayed.

    That's probably because the XAMPP package/software is hardcoded to open your web browser using the standard port 80.

    Did you try simply entering the correct URL yourself using the new port number you assigned to Apache?

    newphpcoder wrote:

    I need phpmyadmin to store my database for my webpage.

    Well you don't really need phpMyAdmin to utilize MySQL... you might want to use it, though. 🙂

    newphpcoder wrote:

    My problem is I don't how can i configure it, so that the user who are member in active directory can access my website by typing the url: http:\site.dllp.ph in their url bar.

    Assuming they used forward slashes instead of backslashes (as you used above), then this would only require two things:

    1. Your webserver software be listening on the standard TCP port for HTTP - port 80 (otherwise you'd have to specify the port in the URL).

    2. The DNS server their computers are pointed to is able to resolve "site.dllp.ph" to your webserver's IP address.

    EDIT: Also, all of the above (and more) are some of the reasons why I've never advocated the use of any of the pre-built AMP packages (XAMPP, WAMP, MAMP, whatever). Besides - these packages shouldn't really be used in production servers anyway.

      bradgrafelman;10969495 wrote:

      That's probably because the XAMPP package/software is hardcoded to open your web browser using the standard port 80.

      Did you try simply entering the correct URL yourself using the new port number you assigned to Apache?

      Well you don't really need phpMyAdmin to utilize MySQL... you might want to use it, though. 🙂

      Assuming they used forward slashes instead of backslashes (as you used above), then this would only require two things:

      1. Your webserver software be listening on the standard TCP port for HTTP - port 80 (otherwise you'd have to specify the port in the URL).

      2. The DNS server their computers are pointed to is able to resolve "site.dllp.ph" to your webserver's IP address.

      EDIT: Also, all of the above (and more) are some of the reasons why I've never advocated the use of any of the pre-built AMP packages (XAMPP, WAMP, MAMP, whatever). Besides - these packages shouldn't really be used in production servers anyway.

      I want to used IIS as my webserver rather than Apache. Now I have IIS installed and I configured it to run my php file. I also install Xampp but I uninstalled the Apache, only Mysql I installed. And when i try to run my phpmyadmin it did not work. I think theres a conflict in IIS. my phpmyadmin folder is in xampp folder. I want to work it using IIS. I don't know how can i do it..Any help is highly appreciated.

      Thank you

        Since it sounds like this is all a duplicate of the issue(s) you're having in your other thread, I'm just going to lock this one - continue the discussion in the other thread instead.

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