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TeamSite installation

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If tomcat , apache and IIS are already installed on win server 2003. Now I am in installing teamsite application software on the same win server 2003 OS. This application consists of tomcat, apache and IIS.
So when this Teamsite is installed, what heppens to already installed tomcat , apache and IIS ? Does teamsite remove existing servers and reinstall these servers or does the existing servers remain as ther are and teamsite uses existing servers only ?

thanks

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Faizi

If tomcat , apache and IIS are already installed on win server 2003. Now I am in installing teamsite application software on the same win server 2003 OS. This application consists of tomcat, apache and IIS.
So when this Teamsite is installed, what heppens to already installed tomcat , apache and IIS ? Does teamsite remove existing servers and reinstall these servers or does the existing servers remain as ther are and teamsite uses existing servers only ?

thanks

While installing TS on the same machine where tomcat, apache and IIS already installed is not an issue. Only concern will be of occupied ports (80). Although TS based on tomcat but it does not has dependency or any relation of existing tomcat server.
TS server installed on port 80 default. So it might be ask for that port should be free while installation. After installation of TS you have to configure preview server with any web server ( IIS or apache) for previewing the web pages. Tomcat Server installation is required before installing the LiveSite Runtime.

Before going ahead read the TS and SP/LS manuals.