Apache Installation Tutorial For Windows XP Profes…
How to install, configure, and verify the installation of an Apache Web Server for Windows XP Professional. www.webdevclips.com
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24 Responses to “Apache Installation Tutorial For Windows XP Professional”
Awesome tutorial but I was just wanting to know once I set this up dose this mean I’ll be surfing the net on my own server?.
Hey dguzman144, very good explanation. Your accent is very unique, but your explanation is very good. I also like how your microphone has an accoustic echo as well when you talk.
Now, I have a question. I currently use IIS and I can create Virtual Directories. Do you know how to create them in Apache?
Anyways, 5 stars.
Could someone shed some light on this?
I’ve installed apache and it all works, except when i try to access it through a browser. I decided to troubleshoot using netstat, and it revealed that apache was not even accessing the network, and furthermore the port was not even in use.
I have ZoneAlarm, but I have allowed it to access the internet fully, and I have tried and installed Zope and XAMPP, which both worked. I’m on XP pro, and any help would be greatly appreciated! thanks!
Yes, but i have insert the wrong IP.
So, what IP i need to insert? Thanks!
have you bought a domain name? you have to do that first
great video man!! really helpfull, I hope you got more comming
thanks a lot!
without this video tutorial it would’ve been much harder for me
“i in stall it in vista home premium” – That’s your problem, dude. This video is for Windows XP Professional, no vista.
hey there, great tutorial. i followed the instruction and worked well up until entering ‘localhost’ and nothing happend.
By the way, i install it in Vista Home Premium.
Great tutorial Bro!
Just one question. Im trying to test php pages on my computer via Dreamweaver.
HOw do I specify the local testing server which will allow me to preview mysql database info and php pages?
Great video, dguzman1. Very clear and straightforward.
i typed localhost , and it works, so..
so what now? PLEASE HELP!!!
ahhh i made something wrong!
when i open apache from the taskbar it shows no service and when i type localhost in my web browser i can cot see the page, i want to know that should i have a server machine to use apache
Straightforward and helpful. Thanks.
Thanks for the helpful video!
awesome clear and understanding good job!!!!
great video, very simple and helpful, Thanks!
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