Mastering Moodle: Easy Wamp Server Installation Guide for Windows + Error Fixes!

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In this tutorial, learn how to download and install the Wamp server on a Windows PC, download Moodle from the official website, and install it on the Wamp server. We'll also troubleshoot any installation errors you might encounter. Get your Moodle up and running smoothly with this step-by-step guide!
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[@8blackravenbird8]

Thanks a lot for this! Managed to set up with MySQL. Have been looking for an easy set-up for ages - this was the one!🙏

[@elearningportal.education]

You're welcome!

[@nourhussien6043]

Thanks alot for this video... Where is the website title that I can send to students to sign up for courses??

[@elearningportal.education]

This involves configuring your network, firewall, and potentially your WAMPP settings. Here's a general outline of the steps you'll need to take: Configure WAMPP: Ensure that WAMPP is configured to allow external connections. You may need to adjust settings in Apache to allow access from outside your local network. Port Forwarding: Configure your router to forward incoming traffic on port 80 (HTTP) or 443 (HTTPS) to the local IP address of the computer running WAMPP. This allows external users to access your Moodle site. Dynamic DNS: If your public IP address is dynamic (i.e., it changes periodically), consider using a dynamic DNS service. This service provides you with a domain name that always points to your current IP address. Firewall: Ensure that your firewall allows incoming connections on the ports used by Moodle (typically 80 for HTTP and 443 for HTTPS). Security: Since you'll be exposing your Moodle site to the internet, ensure that it is secure. Use strong passwords, keep your software up to date, and consider enabling HTTPS. Testing: Once everything is set up, test access to your Moodle site from a device outside your local network to ensure it's working correctly.

[@mohammedazimshaikh3053]

XAMPP is best for windows or WAMP?

[@elearningportal.education]

the time I created this video, XAMPP did not support Moodle 4.3.3.

[@annrobit]

Can I do the same thing on Mac ?

[@elearningportal.education]

Hi, no, to run Moodle on a MAC we use MAMP and the .dmg packages.

[@elearningportal.education]

AMPPS is also an option.