Install apache graphic tutorial under windows

First go to the official download of the latest version of apache. Of course, I use apache2.2, [click here to download]

1, double-click httpd-2.2.17-win32-x86-no_ssl.msi. The Windows
standard software installation welcome screen appears, click “Next” to continue, the license agreement appears, select “I accept the terms in the license agreement”, then agree to the license agreement, then click “Next” to continue , installation instructions appear.

2, Network Domain” Fill in your network domain name. If you don't have a network domain name, you can fill it out. But if you set up an Apache server to be placed on the Internet, be sure to fill in the correct network domain name. Fill in your server name, which is the host name, under “Server Name”. “Administrator's Email Address"; Fill in the contact email address of the system administrator. The above three pieces of information and three pieces of information can be filled in arbitrarily, and invalid, and the contact e-mail address will be provided to the visitor when the system is faulty. The meaning is to let the person who sees the fault tell you through the mailbox. As shown below. The following two options represent the choice of port 80 or port 8080, personally recommend port 80.

Then proceed to the next step, select a custom installation

Next, select the apache installation path, which is the same as the Windows installation software.

Then default, continue to the next step until the installation is complete!

After installation, we occupies port 80 or port 8080. Sometimes it is impossible to start apace2.2 due to port conflict.

You need to change the configuration in \\apache\\conf\\httpd.conf and change the Listen 8080 or Listen 80 to Listen 50080.

This is because the Web server in Windows IIS listens for connection requests on the TCP port 80 by default, and the 8080 port is generally reserved for the proxy server, so in order to avoid the conflict between the listening port of the Apache web server, The listening port of the Apache web server is modified to the unusable high-end port 50080. When accessing in a browser, you should use localhost:50080. If you use apache as a server software, it is recommended to turn off the iis80 port!