Re: Web Server Compatibility

["Shurajit Gopalakrishnan" <SHURAJIT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks, Sridhar.  That's great!  But will there be any problem for the net
surfers to access this site if it is with a port something like :8000?  Will
the domain name be automatically resolved?  Or will the net surfer / client
have to configure their side accordingly?  Please advise.

TIA

Regards,

Shurajit

----- Original Message -----
From: Sridhar Iyengar <iyengars@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <ilugc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, October 14, 1999 12:09 PM
Subject: Re: Web Server Compatibility


> I have successfully run multiple web-servers on my linux box at the same
time.
> It works!
>
> It's possible to run  mutiple web-servers on a single machine provided
they all
> use different tcp ports. The well known/reserved port for http is 80. You
may
> run Apache on port 80 (this happens by default) and any other web-server
at any
> other port (preferably greater that 1024 so that it doesn't clash with the
ports
> used by the system). Have it greater than 8000 to be on the safer side.
>
> If ur machine name is server.mydomain.com,
> To access the apache web-server type: http://server.mydomain.com/ (By
default it
> connects to port 80)
> To access the other web-server type : http://server.mydomain.com:<port
number>
>     For example if the port number is 8000,
http://server.mydomain.com:8000
>
> The down side of this is you'll be loading ur server. Hope this helps.
>
> -Sridhar
>
> Shurajit Gopalakrishnan wrote:
>
> > Hello friends !
> >
> > Will Apache Web Server and Java Web Server run simultaneously on the
same
> > Server that runs on Linux?  Or will there be a conflict?  Please let me
know
> > what I should do in a situation where I am required to run both - Apache
and
> > Java - Web Servers.
>
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