The port is occupied. Check if there is an apache process running in the task manager. The apache process seems to be called httpd.
If there is, kill it and restart apache. If it is not entered in the windows command line, netstat -ano | findstr "83"check to see if there is any process listening to port 83. The following example is an example of my local port 8080. My tomcat is on 8080 Port:
The port is occupied. Check if there is an apache process running in the task manager. The apache process seems to be called httpd.
If there is, kill it and restart apache. If it is not entered in the windows command line,
netstat -ano | findstr "83"
check to see if there is any process listening to port 83. The following example is an example of my local port 8080. My tomcat is on 8080 Port:If yes, the last column is the process ID,
Take a look at what is occupying your port, and then decide whether to kill it? Or reassign the port?
netstat -an |grep 80
Check whether port 80 is occupied