Application Server Control Console page error problems

Hi All,
I am getting the following error when i am trying to access the application server control console page
EMDAEMON
HTTP/1.1 404 , Not Found
the oracle management port number is 1157
enterprise manager agent port is 1830
when i checked emctl status iasconsole and emctl status agent both are running actually
enterprise manager server control port is 1156(infra) and 1158(midtier)
all the ports are different but i am getting problem still. Please let me know whats wrong.
Thanks

Using the right URL?
In each <oracle home>\install\setupinfo.txt, there should be a line that says:
.... Use the following URL to access the Oracle Enterprise Manager Application Server Control: http://xxxxxxx.xxxx.xxx.xxx:nnnnn
If the URL is correct then you need to look deeper - are you connecting to the Enterprise Manager (EM) from the server console? From a PC elsewhere on the LAN and possibly subject to your local workstation security policies, firewall or internet proxy ?

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