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#9622 1-Oct-2006 16:55
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Trying to run a webserver on my XP Boxes and the server keeps telling me port 80 is blocked. I have XP firewall disabled and i'm not running anything crazy.

Any idea what would cause this?




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  #47265 1-Oct-2006 18:22
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Oh I get that a lot only on my router...

So my guestimation would be that its the web server software...



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#47269 1-Oct-2006 18:30
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You probably have the built-in IIS enabled, and the other server can't open the port 80 because it's already in use. Have you tried http://localhost yet? If it comes with something then IIS is running on your computer.

Open Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Internet Information Services and expand Web Sites. Select the default website and right-click for options to Start/Stop. If it's there, then try stop and the other server software.




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  #47270 1-Oct-2006 18:31
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Tried 3 different ones on 3 different machines, same result




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  #47278 1-Oct-2006 18:55
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freitasm:

You probably have the built-in IIS enabled, and the other server can't open the port 80 because it's already in use. Have you tried http://localhost yet? If it comes with something then IIS is running on your computer.

Open Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Internet Information Services and expand Web Sites. Select the default website and right-click for options to Start/Stop. If it's there, then try stop and the other server software.




I dont have IIS in Administrative Tools, localhost throws a 404




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#47283 1-Oct-2006 19:14
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Have a look in the services list if World Wide Web Publishing is running/installed.





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  #47284 1-Oct-2006 19:19
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Nope




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#47285 1-Oct-2006 19:22
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Ok, so some other program is using port 80. Skype?




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  #47287 1-Oct-2006 19:32
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Ah yes, Skype is the culprit. Thanks MF.




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#47290 1-Oct-2006 19:40
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Always load anything on port 80 before Skype. Skype will then use something else.




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#47291 1-Oct-2006 19:48
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Next time, open the command prompt and run netstat -b. This will list all open ports and programs.




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  #47293 1-Oct-2006 19:55
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Thanks for your help Mauricio. Appreciate it




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