SunWebServer 6.10SP11. Strange hanging on connecting to admin's console

I'd installed server and started it.
So, I can confirm, that server is up and running now... it's ok, but after I started admin console - I couldn't connect to it.
Port is avaliable, password is correct.
Admin's container recieved password and then it have been trying to display main page, but still all in state "Waiting for http://hostname:9999...."
Log level - finest, but I can't see any errors in appropriate log.
Last bunch of strings from errors log(/u01/SUNWebsrvr/https-admserv/logs):
[24/Sep/2009:13:08:02] fine (29161): inserted filter http-compression
[24/Sep/2009:13:08:28] fine (29161): inserted filter http-compression
[24/Sep/2009:13:08:28] fine (29161): GET requests for virtual server vs-admin can safely bypass ACL checks
[24/Sep/2009:13:08:28] fine (29161): HTTP4273: minimum number of Cgistub children is 2
[24/Sep/2009:13:08:28] fine (29161): HTTP4274: maximum number of Cgistub children is 10
[24/Sep/2009:13:08:28] fine (29161): HTTP4275: Cgistub reap interval is 30 seconds
[24/Sep/2009:13:08:28] fine (29161): HTTP4278: starting Cgistub listenerOS: SunSolaris 5.10 (SPARK 64)
Does anybody have any ideas of what's going on?
Edited by: ivdzhen on Sep 24, 2009 2:39 AM

Ah.
It has come at last. Now I see admin's page. Don't know If something were wrong with it, but I've been waiting for 30 minutes to see page.
thanks a lot :)
However, may be someone could explain me the reasons of such a ridiculous behaviour of admin's container?

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Exception: vakumarn12]
Edited by: KumarOra on Jan 8, 2013 5:18 AM

Problem Load Balancing connections for Grid Control Console on port 80!

I have two OMS and I'm balancing connections for Grid Control Console using a Software Load Balancer according with "Oracle Enterprise Manager Advanced Configuration". I have success where the load balancer is listening on port different to 80. When I configure Load Balancer to listen on port 80(architecture requirement) and distribute load between the two OMS(Port 7779), when login to Enterprise Manager Console the URL on the web browser changes to the port configured for HTTP server (port 7780) wich produces an "unable to connect" error message; and this behaviour also happends in some of the internal links of Grid Control Console too. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
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I got it working, changing the "Port" directive to 80 on httpd.conf on HTTP Server

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