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I installed node.js on linux server. I'm able to run node.js on command line, but not able to run on browser.

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I have a domain ram.com that point to particular location on my server /var/www/html/ram.com/.

I created node.js pages on this location /var/www/html/ram.com .How can I access this page on browser?

My apache running on 80 port. Can you explain any changes in apache configuration?

I'm new to node.js can you explain clearly.

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To use Node.js to serve your website, you just need to type node yourFileName.js in command line to start the server.

I don't really know how your pages look like. You need *.js files as Node.js source files, and Node.js work as backend. If you mean *.html, you can access them when the server program is running.

Actually, Node.js has its own built-in web server, just like PHP + Apache. So you don't need to use Apache, and I don't think Node.js and apache can work together without other tools.

This is my first answer in Stack Overflow, hope that can help you.

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