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Originally Posted by Aragorn
Has PHP inadvertantly turned on IIS?
In netstat -a you would see '<server>:http' with a status of listening.
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Doesn't look like it:
Active Connections
Proto Local Address Foreign Address State
TCP caramon:epmap caramon:0 LISTENING
TCP caramon:microsoft-ds caramon:0 LISTENING
TCP caramon:1025 caramon:0 LISTENING
TCP caramon:1026 caramon:0 LISTENING
TCP caramon:1054 caramon:0 LISTENING
TCP caramon:netbios-ssn caramon:0 LISTENING
UDP caramon:microsoft-ds *:*
UDP caramon:isakmp *:*
UDP caramon:1044 *:*
UDP caramon:4500 *:*
UDP caramon:ntp *:*
UDP caramon:ntp *:*
UDP caramon:netbios-ns *:*
UDP caramon:netbios-dgm *:*
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Originally Posted by Aragorn
The Services mmc, or Net Start, would show whether IIS is running.
Otherwise, try telneting to port 80 from DOS and see if anything responds and what headers it returns.
HTH
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Nope, neither of those services are showing.
Hmm, not sure I did the telnet correctly, got:
Connecting To 192.168.1.100:80...Could not open connection to the host, on port 23: Connect failed
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Oh, and I just realised the irony of using the word Brave in the thread title when we're talking about Apache so much!!