IIS + Apache + PHP

Hi All,

I have configured IIS on a Windows 2003 Hosting Server and it is
currently listening to Port 80. I have also installed Apache which is
running on Port 9091. I have already installed PHP Support for Apache
which is working fine.

Now, the scenario is that I want to host a Website on IIS but want to
serve its content from Apache as they are all PHP Pages. In a perfect
case, I would like to host my Website on IIS and host a Wordpress CMS
on Apache. So, in the end, the pages displayed to the user will be
loaded from Wordpress CMS hosted on Apache Webserver but the user will
pass through IIS first.

Please provide me some starting information on the above mentioned
scenario.

Thanks and Regards,

Muhammad Haseeb Khan
mhaseebkhan@gmail.com

Haseeb Khan wrote:

Quote:

Hi All,
>
I have configured IIS on a Windows 2003 Hosting Server and it is
currently listening to Port 80. I have also installed Apache which is
running on Port 9091. I have already installed PHP Support for Apache
which is working fine.
>
Now, the scenario is that I want to host a Website on IIS but want to
serve its content from Apache as they are all PHP Pages. In a perfect
case, I would like to host my Website on IIS and host a Wordpress CMS
on Apache. So, in the end, the pages displayed to the user will be
loaded from Wordpress CMS hosted on Apache Webserver but the user will
pass through IIS first.
>
Please provide me some starting information on the above mentioned
scenario.
>
Thanks and Regards,
>
Muhammad Haseeb Khan
mhaseebkhan@gmail.com

I don't see why you need IIS at all.

Apache is just as capable of displaying basic web pages.

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Haseeb Khan wrote:

Quote:

>Hi All,
>>
>I have configured IIS on a Windows 2003 Hosting Server and it is
>currently listening to Port 80. I have also installed Apache which is
>running on Port 9091. I have already installed PHP Support for Apache
>which is working fine.
>>
>Now, the scenario is that I want to host a Website on IIS but want to
>serve its content from Apache as they are all PHP Pages. In a perfect
>case, I would like to host my Website on IIS and host a Wordpress CMS
>on Apache. So, in the end, the pages displayed to the user will be
>loaded from Wordpress CMS hosted on Apache Webserver but the user will
>pass through IIS first.
>>
>Please provide me some starting information on the above mentioned
>scenario.
>>
>Thanks and Regards,
>>
>Muhammad Haseeb Khan
>mhaseebkhan@gmail.com

>
I don't see why you need IIS at all.

my bet is that he's hosting clients...one of whom wants to run the cms
application. for some reason, haseeb fails to ask the correct question: 'how
can i set up IIS to use both asp and php?'. architecturally speaking, your
thought should be: 'i dont see why you need apache at all'.

Quote:

Apache is just as capable of displaying basic web pages.

apache is *more* capable than IIS in fact. zeus is about the only other web
server i know of that is more robust and reliable...but that costs an arm
and a leg.

To restore balance to the world Haseeb Khan wrote in
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Quote:

>Hi All,
>>
>I have configured IIS on a Windows 2003 Hosting Server and it is
>currently listening to Port 80. I have also installed Apache which is
>running on Port 9091. I have already installed PHP Support for Apache
>which is working fine.
>>
>Now, the scenario is that I want to host a Website on IIS but want to
>serve its content from Apache as they are all PHP Pages. In a perfect
>case, I would like to host my Website on IIS and host a Wordpress CMS
>on Apache. So, in the end, the pages displayed to the user will be
>loaded from Wordpress CMS hosted on Apache Webserver but the user
>will pass through IIS first.
>>
>Please provide me some starting information on the above mentioned
>scenario.
>>
>Thanks and Regards,
>>
>Muhammad Haseeb Khan
>mhaseebkhan@gmail.com

You only need Apache or IIS with PHP support.I can see what you are trying
to do or achieve.

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