I do not want to connect to the Intranet using the
server port (8080) in the
URL to access the Zope pages .
The problem you
have is related to the sockets. Zope has it's port set to 8080 as a
default
just to make it
easier to coexist with IIS. The default for the http service is port
80.
You will have to
have your IIS changed to run on another port instead of the
default,
and then change
Zope to run on port 80.
But folks who don't
know and just try to visit your site at http://smt will get the default
page
served by the Zope
server not your IIS server.
(Of course you
could removed the less capable web server software...;-} )
You can not have
both servers on the same port.
So you probably
will need to redo the install settings for both IIS and
Zope.
A Windows-only fix
would be to change the registry setting used for the default http service to
8080.
But this won't make
the two services coexist on one port.
Ports
|
Port |
Number |
|
HTTP |
80 |
|
FTP |
21 |
|
GOPHER |
70 |
|
SSL |
443 |
If you want to use other port numbers, you can change them
through the Registry. Start RegEdit and go to the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\
control\ServiceProvider\ServiceTypes . In the W3svc subkey you'll
find a hexidecimal value named TcpPort. Change this to the port number you want
to use. Fo r example, if you want to use port 81, set the value to 51 (51 hex is
81 decimal). Similarly, you can set the FTP port in the MSFTPSVC
subkey.
Ken
Latta
Invictus Systems
Corporation