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How do I check the version of my Apache HTTP Server?


You can check the version of your Apache HTTP Server by following the steps mentioned below:

Step 1: Open the terminal/ command prompt on your computer.

Step 2: If you are using Windows, type the following command and hit Enter key:

httpd -v

Step 3: If you are using Linux, type the following command and hit Enter key:

apache2 -v

After entering the command, the terminal will show you the version of the Apache HTTP Server you are currently using.


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