IE usually needs the HTTP protocol designation for non-standard ports.  
Otherwise IE doesn't know what protocol to connect to the server with.

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--- On Wednesday, February 09, 2005 1:04 PM, Johnny Le scribed: ---
>
> Hi,
> 
> I installed ColdFusion MX on port 8500.  I think that was the default
> one.  I access it fine at school and at my own job. 
> 
> However, at my sister's house, I can only access it with
> http://dzcle.no-ip.com:8500.  I can't access it with
> dzcle.no-ip.com:8500.  It only works when I put the http:// in.  
> 
> At my friend's place, he can only access my site through AOL browser.
> He cannot access my through the IE at all with or without the
> http://.  
> 
> I just have a new job and guess what?  I can't access my site with or
> without the http:// here at work. 
> 
> Do you konw what's wrong?  Is it possible that the firewall blocks
> port 8500?  If so, is there a way for me to change the port in
> ColdFusion MX?  
> 
> Johnny
> 
> 

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