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[newphpcoder]

Good day!

Is it possible that IIS 6.0, Xampp 1.7.1 that consist of Apace,Mysql and php were in windows server 2003? to work a intranet website and the client can view my website with internet connection.

I will discuss the configuration that I done:
Firstly, In my windows server 2003 , it has IIS 6.0 installed, and I installed Xampp. I got the conflict in port between IIS and Apache, So i change my port in apache from 80 to 81. Then i click the admin beside the mysql in the xampp which the output is phpmyadmin webpage, but sad to say the output is The Page cannot be displayed. I don't know why it happens. I need phpmyadmin to store my database for my webpage.

Secondly, I uninstalled the IIS, so now I only have xampp and the phpmyadmin was work now. My problem is I don't how can i configure it, so that the user who are member in active directory can access my website by typing the url: http:\\site.dllp.ph in their url bar. By the way I created DNS in ym server but the Active directory was on the other server.


Honestly, Before I work IIS,mysql 4,SQLYog,PHP, DNS and Active Directory in Windows Server 2003 to work my php website. i used forward lookup zone to access the user my website using the url: http:\\mywebsite.dlp.ph

Now I really don't know what configuration and what I need to used to run my website.

Thank you...

[Orjan]

for integrating php and AD, you need to use something like this:
adLDAP - LDAP Authentication with PHP for Active Directory
Integrating Active Directory with PHP - Developer.com

It's not good to mix and match in all cases, like apache and IIS, as you noticed, not with default settings at least. for a beginner, as I assume you are, a standard configured xampp is good enough configured, as long as you do the security steps in the xampp webpage after install.

[newphpcoder]

Orjan said:

for integrating php and AD, you need to use something like this:
adLDAP - LDAP Authentication with PHP for Active Directory
Integrating Active Directory with PHP - Developer.com

It's not good to mix and match in all cases, like apache and IIS, as you noticed, not with default settings at least. for a beginner, as I assume you are, a standard configured xampp is good enough configured, as long as you do the security steps in the xampp webpage after install.

Good day!
I used xampp, but I uninstall the apache,because I want to used IIS as my webserver, but my problem now is I can't open my phpmyadmin which is in the xampp. I don't know what configuration I need to do , to work it on the IIS.

Thank you

[Orjan]

If you choose to stick with IIS, you need to install and configure everything on your own, one thing at a time, and integrate everything one step at a time. But if you choose to use xampp, it works like a charm after 10 minutes and most of us can help you out with your problems. good luck with your installations, but I can't help you if you stick with IIS.

[newphpcoder]

Orjan said:

for integrating php and AD, you need to use something like this:
adLDAP - LDAP Authentication with PHP for Active Directory
Integrating Active Directory with PHP - Developer.com

It's not good to mix and match in all cases, like apache and IIS, as you noticed, not with default settings at least. for a beginner, as I assume you are, a standard configured xampp is good enough configured, as long as you do the security steps in the xampp webpage after install.

Thank you

[Roger]

did you ever figure this out? I'm trying to do something similar now...

I saw that you have two posts on this.. we can probably merge the discussion:

http://forum.codecal...d-not-work.html