Thanks Ariel. This is the info I gather using netstat. I don't even see port 8080 
listed (which might not mean a thing I guess).

netstat -a yields

 Proto  Local Address                     Foreign Address        State
 TCP    omega-device:epmap          omega-device:0         LISTENING
 TCP    omega-device:microsoft-ds  omega-device:0         LISTENING
 TCP    omega-device:1025             omega-device:0         LISTENING
 TCP    omega-device:1027             omega-device:0         LISTENING
 TCP    omega-device:3091             omega-device:0         LISTENING
 TCP    omega-device:3599             omega-device:0         LISTENING
 TCP    omega-device:3689             omega-device:0         LISTENING
 TCP    omega-device:4445             omega-device:0         LISTENING
 TCP    omega-device:4594             omega-device:0         LISTENING
 TCP    omega-device:4873             omega-device:0         LISTENING
 TCP    omega-device:4876             omega-device:0         LISTENING
 TCP    omega-device:5000             omega-device:0         LISTENING
 TCP    omega-device:3001             omega-device:0         LISTENING
 TCP    omega-device:3002             omega-device:0         LISTENING
 TCP    omega-device:3003             omega-device:0         LISTENING
 TCP    omega-device:5180             omega-device:0         LISTENING
 TCP    omega-device:netbios-ssn   omega-device:0         LISTENING
 TCP    omega-device:3599             192.168.0.1:5678       CLOSE_WAIT
 TCP    omega-device:4445             69.28.154.21:http      CLOSE_WAIT
 TCP    omega-device:4594             acs-imap.bu.edu:imap   ESTABLISHED
 UDP    omega-device:microsoft-ds  *:*
 UDP    omega-device:isakmp         *:*
 UDP    omega-device:3048             *:*
 UDP    omega-device:3294             *:*
 UDP    omega-device:4419             *:*
 UDP    omega-device:4561             *:*
 UDP    omega-device:4562             *:*
 UDP    omega-device:ntp               *:*
 UDP    omega-device:1900            *:*
 UDP    omega-device:3012            *:*
 UDP    omega-device:4553            *:*
 UDP    omega-device:4630            *:*
 UDP    omega-device:4698            *:*
 UDP    omega-device:ntp              *:*
 UDP    omega-device:netbios-ns   *:*
 UDP    omega-device:netbios-dgm  *:*
 UDP    omega-device:1900            *:*
 UDP    omega-device:5353      *:*

netstat -o :

Active Connections

  Proto  Local Address             Foreign Address        State           PID
  TCP    omega-device:3599      192.168.0.1:5678       CLOSE_WAIT      1384
  TCP    omega-device:4445      69.28.154.21:http      CLOSE_WAIT      2700
  TCP    omega-device:4704      mta1pub.gte.net:pop3   TIME_WAIT       0


The goal is to connect to an IP address in order to download a file. Like I said 
before I can't connect in IE and was told that  I need to use Tomcat to get it. I can 
ping the IP address, so I know it's valid -- I just can't connect to 
http://localhost:8080/  after starting up Tomcat (a misc dns error in the grab bar of 
the IE window). I imagine that this precludes me from using the neccessary tools to 
get my job done. Any ideas based on the information from netstat as to what's going on?

thanks,
Reid

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