Localhost:8080 redirects to localhost.ie:8080

Hi All,
I am interested in learning more about webservices and have just install Sun Java System Application Server 8.
After starting the server, I needed to see if the server and installation went ok. This is done by typing :
http:localhost:8080 into the browser (internet explorer 6)
HOWEVER when I do this I get redirected to localhost.ie:8080 which yields an error as it can't find localhost.ie.
it only works if I use http:\\127.0.0.1:8080.
where is it getting the "localhost.ie" part from. I cannot seem to find the configuration file to edit it and replace localhost.ie with localhost.
can anyone help me here.
kind regards,
Will.

You probably just need to update your hosts file to include an entry for localhost

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