Set up of ADFS - integrating with Domino

Hi
I'm trying to enable ADFS to support Single Sign on to iNotes using SAML
I've installed ADFS 2.0, I've created a self signed SSL Certificate and I've defined the Relying Party.
After creating the Relying party you're supposed to be able to browse to:
https://<fqdn of ADFS Server>/FederationMetadata/2007-06/federationmetadata.xml
I get nothing, just an error that says internet explorer cannot display the webpage
or a page not found if I use Chrome
I did notice in IIS that the default web site was not started, so I tried to start it, but the bindings conflicted with another site (which can only be ADFS) If I change the port bindings in the default site, I can start the site.
I can then get to the default site, but this is not ADFS
Once I've got the metadata.xml file I can import this into Domino on the SP side of the equation.
Must have missed something but cannot figure out what it could be

Hello Mike,
We have a dedicated forum for ADFS queries and the forum link is:- http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/Geneva/
Regards, Ravikumar P

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