Web server help

Hi!
I just started studying the web server technology. I downloaded the Web Server 6.1 from Sun,
and installed it on my PC (Win XP). When I try to start the server, the system complains that
some
net
program is not executable or available... I suspect the path must be fixed! where is this thing I need to make
the server start? Thanks!!!!
Nicla

The error message is in italian, but means:
net is not recognized as an internal or external command, an executable or a batch file.
This happens when I type
startsvr.bat
in C:\Sun\WebServer6.1\https-admserv
actually, typing startsvr.bat produced, before the error:
net start https-admserv61
Thanks!!!

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