Installing CFMX in Parallels on Mac

Hi all,
We've recently acquired a new macbook that runs WinXP using
Parallels. My boss is wanting to install CFMX under Windows and has
tried both 7.02 and 6.1, while running IIS 5.1. According to him,
In both cases the installation has completed successfully, but when
creating test pages in Homesite and trying to view them, the pages
are "unavailable" as if the server isn't running.
Keeping in mind that all these services and apps (IIS,
Homesite, CFMX) are running under WinXP in Parallels, we're
wondering if there are any known issues involving CF and Parallels
itself. We've gone through the manual web server configuration
process and all that to no avail, and Parallels is the only other
culprit that I can think of.
If anyone has any insite, we'd be appreciative over here...
Thanks,
Fleet

I've been running CF on Parallels with no problem for roughly
9 months. I found it easier to install and run CF in the Windows
environment that I was used to rather than devote all the time and
energy needed to install CF on OS X. (Woodward's article is
excellent but the installation is still a pain in the butt.)
Was your boss able to start the CF Admin page? I know it
sounds like a stupid question but is the CF server running? (I
assume that simple html pages are rendering OK) As I recall, the
default installation does not cause the CF server to start
automatically. You have to start the service manually through the
Services window on the Control Panel (you can change it to start
automatically.)

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