Take the 2-minute tour ×  I have a server with Windows 2008
Server on, and we host some ASP.NET apps and some php. The
problem is that PHP under IIS dose not work 100% correctly under
IIS (At least not as i would under an apache server) and this is
giving us problems. So as the server has multiple ip where we
thinking if i user ip 1 would i hit the IIS server, but if i use
ip 2 would i hit the Apache server. Where i go in by port 80 on
both. Maby having apache running on port 8080 or something and
use some kind of software router to direct it to port 8080, if a
users enters in ip2:80?  Is this possible? and if how so? :D
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down vote accepted  You can definitely have both of them in the
same machine, of course I would suggest using IIS for running
PHP (using FastCGI and WinCache for getting a much better
performance than with other server).  I dont know much about
Apache, but in IIS you can go to the Bindings
(Server->Sites->Site right-click -> Edit B