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IIS 4 won't let go of port 443
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| scottjhanson@gmail.com 2005-09-27, 5:57 pm |
| I'm running a Windows 2000 server with both IIS 4 and Apache 2. They
are using separate IP addresses and will co-exist peacefully so long as
the Apache service starts before the WWW Publishing service. However,
when the server is rebooted, it apparently loads the WWW service first,
which takes over port 443 (SSL) and prevents Apache from starting. I
don't need SSL under IIS, and I've tried to disable it using Microsoft
article 187498
(http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...kb;en-us;187498) but it
still seems to take over. I can see the problem being resolved in
several ways:
1- Be able to really disable SSL under IIS
2- Change SSL port under IIS to something besides 443
3- Set up the WWW Publishing service to wait until Apache has started
before loading
I haven't been able to find a way to do any of the above. Any ideas?
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> I'm running a Windows 2000 server with both IIS 4 and Apache 2. They
> are using separate IP addresses and will co-exist peacefully so long as
> the Apache service starts before the WWW Publishing service. However,
> when the server is rebooted, it apparently loads the WWW service first,
> which takes over port 443 (SSL) and prevents Apache from starting. I
> don't need SSL under IIS, and I've tried to disable it using Microsoft
> article 187498
> (http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...kb;en-us;187498) but it
> still seems to take over.
IIRC this discribes the way(s) IIS implements the 's' of https ...
.... but even with all of these disabled, port 443 remains in use.
> I haven't been able to find a way to do any of the below. Any ideas?
> 1- Be able to really disable SSL under IIS
Shutdown the virtual server using SSL/HTTPS
> 2- Change SSL port under IIS to something besides 443
Reading between the lines perhaps
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/171138/EN-US/
kind of tells you where and how
> 3- Set up the WWW Publishing service to wait until Apache has started
> before loading
Adding Apache to the dependencies of ISS (!) should do this for you ...
HansH
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