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How to Install Multiple XAMPP Servers

In this guide, we'll explore how to install multiple XAMPP servers on your system.

Steps :  

  • Download the Required XAMPP Version:                                                                                        Visit the XAMPP Download Page and select the version that suits your needs. You can choose from various XAMPP versions, each with a different PHP version.
  • Install XAMPP Server:
    Run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions to install XAMPP on your system. You can install multiple versions of XAMPP in separate directories to run them simultaneously.                       

  • Once the installation is complete, navigate to the XAMPP installation folder.

  • Inside the XAMPP folder, go to the apache directory, and then open the conf folder.

  • Open the httpd.conf file                                                                                                                       

  • Change the port number from 80 to 8081 (or any other preferred port).

  • Next, navigate to the apache folder, then go to conf > extra.

  • Open the httpd-ssl.conf file                                                                             

  • Change the Listen from 443 to 444 or any other.

  • Open the XAMPP Control Panel window and click on the Config button next to MySQL. From the dropdown, select the my.ini file.

  • Change the Mysql port number 3306.

  • After making the necessary changes, go back to the XAMPP Control Panel and start both Apache and MySQL by clicking the Start buttons next to each service.

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