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jboss is not working

 
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Dear Experts,

i have downloaded the jboss 4.2.3 and installed on Linux machine with jre 1.6

as i can see the statements while starting it is successful , but when i type on browser,


it is showing page cannot be displayed,

how to solve this issue, please inform
 
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Try using localhost:8080

or

Check on which port the server is running. Might be it is running on another port.
 
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You have to tell JBoss specifically which IP addresses to bind to (new behaviour as of 4.2 I think). Start it with the parameter -b 0.0.0.0 to get round this, otherwise you can only access via localhost.
 
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