I cann't run web browser on my xi host

Hi Guru's,
I have installed XI(3.0) successfully on Windows 2003 then went for post installation.I need to be importing the exchange proile.I cann't run a web browser on my XI host using this URL http://<j2ee_host>:<j2ee_port>/exchangeporile.How
can i copy the file exchange_proile.xml from the XI to a host were a web browser runs.
I have stucked the importing exchangeprofile,so could anybody please help on this regard.
Regards,
Venkat.

Hi -
Are you sure you have the right j2ee port in the URL? To confirm, you can check SMICM->Goto->HTTP Server->Display Data for the J2EE HTTP port.
The URL for exchangeProfile is http://<j2ee_host>:<j2ee_port>/exchangeProfile
<i>>>>can i copy the file exchange_proile.xml from the XI to a host were a web browser runs.</i>
Yes, you can do that (e.g. copy the xml to your local pc, access exchangeProfile URL and import).
Regards,
Jin

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