I had the same problem. I assume you have GeoServer installed as a service. Altering the default port in jetty.xml didn't help because as I found out the port number is hardcoded into the service path. To change the port number Geoserver 2.1 is running on you need to do the following: - stop your running GeoServer 2.1.0-service - open regedit - locate the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\GeoServer 2.1.0 - modify the key entry named ImagePath. At the end of this key you will see the phrase “Djetty.port=8080” (or whatever port number you have chosen in the installer). Change this to “Djetty.port=80”. - close regedit - restart your GeoServer 2.1.0-service. Your Geoserver installation will now run on port 80.
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