> This is probably were my lack of knowledge lets me down so I 
> hope I can answer this ok for you. I've not setup anything 
> through IIS. I've just followed the installation process in 
> ColdFusion and gone with the multiserver configuration (this 
> is to reflect the cluster environment we're about to setup). 
> I've then created an instance and set that up on port 8301.

OK. First, if you want to reflect your production environment, you should
probably use the same web server you'll use there. This will be especially
true if you're going to reflect clustering, SSL/TLS, etc, because they will
be dependent on your web server configuration.

So, that would be my first recommendation - find out what web server you're
going to use, and set it up to work with CF/JRun.

Second, when you installed the multiserver configuration, it should have
created a single instance of CF. That instance will listen on TCP/8300 for
HTTP by default. When you created the second instance, you say you set that
up to listen on TCP/8301 for HTTP. So presumably, these instances aren't
clustered yet? I don't even know if the JRun Web Server supports clustering
directly; it very well may, but I've never looked into it.

Typically, in a clustered JRun environment, you'd create your cluster, then
use wsconfig to hook the cluster to your IIS or Apache web server.

> If that's the case then I'm using the JRun default. How/where 
> do I go about doing that?

You can set the HTTP listener port for each instance within the JRun Admin
console. If you're using the Instance Manager and Cluster Manager from
within CF Administrator, I think you may be able to set it there as well. If
you already have another web server installed on the machine, it will
probably be bound to TCP/80 already, however.

> It just hangs with both an HTML and CF page.

You might want to check JRun's log files to diagnose this. But again, I'd
recommend going with another web server if you're testing clustering and
SSL.

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