Hello everyone. I'm currently running ASP.NET and PHP 4/5 on a different machine, it's quite troublesome. So do anyone knows if it's possible to run ASP.NET and PHP 5 on the same machine at the same time? I mean maybe by having apache to support asp.net or IIS to support PHP 5. If anyone knows of a good software that can do those, please tell me. Thanks.
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