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By Randy Clark on Jul. 03, 2008

Well, if I understand correctly, your IIS is probably bound to port 80. You can change your port in httpd.conf in apache to another port (say 8080 or 8000) by adding the 'listen' directive in httpd.conf.

If you want to use 80 for apache, you will need to stop the IIS service and that will release your port. Starting apache then will allow you to access apache on that port.

If you have a firewall, and choose to use any other port, make sure you have that port open!

By Peter Brook on Jul. 03, 2008

It probably is IIS that is grabbing the port, but you can always netstat and see who is using the port and then determine if you want to kill that port. Of course, you can even telnet to that port, or point your browser to it and see what you get. Then kill it.

By leehj hj on Sep. 01, 2008

read the main document.

By Mike Farley on Sep. 04, 2008

look into the windows firewall. if you uninstalled IIS it may have closed port 80 on your computer in the firewall settings.

By Jason Mei on Sep. 08, 2008

Stop IIS or change prot 80

By Vijaya Kumar Reddy Maddela on Sep. 26, 2008

Change Apache Server port from 8080 to some other port

By jack tm on Oct. 16, 2008

use commad: netstat -ano | findstr 80

you can see witch pdid run in 80 port

and then use cammand:tasklist | findstr 'pdid' to find the thread name

By jack tm on Oct. 16, 2008

additional : if in linux you can use ps -s

By Neptune Chin on Oct. 18, 2008

check 8080