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# How to start the webserver
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You can use the command `wp server` to launches PHP's built-in web server for a specific WordPress installation. By default, the webserver will start using the localhost and default port 8080 but, you can change them using the `--host` and `--port` options.
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### Step 1 - Start the web server using the default settings
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```
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$ wp server
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PHP 7.2.24-0ubuntu0.18.04.4 Development Server started at Thu Jun 4 17:40:13 2020
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Listening on http://localhost:8080
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Document root is ../wpdemo.test
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Press Ctrl-C to quit.
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```
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The command above starts the server using the default settings. We can now open our browser
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and visit the link http://localhost:8080 to access our WordPress installation.
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### Step 2 - Start the web server using different settings
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If you want to specify a different port number or host, you can pass them to the following flags:
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`--port` and `--host`
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```
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$ wp server --port=9090 --host=192.168.0.4
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```
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The command above will start the webserver and listen for requests on http://192.168.0.4:9090
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you can open the browser and visit the page to access your WordPress installation.
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