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On 23/09/2008, at 9:01 AM, Booth Martin wrote:

Creating an i5 server at a port other than port 80. I have followed the
tutorial and I can create a server on port 80 and reach it, but if I set
the port to any other number it isn't found. What page of the manual
have I skipped?

Did you define a different port in the configuration?

Did you start that server instance? Is it running?

Is the port you specified in use by something else? Is it in use by your server instance? (NETSTAT option 3 will show you).

Did you specify the port number in the URL in the location field of the browser?

Note: You cannot dynamically change the port of a running server. You must end and restart.


Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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