Tell me more ×  I just installed Subversion (from CollabNet) on
a Windows 2008 machine.  I created a test repo named, 'test`.
Using TortoiseSVN, I can browse to this URL:   But I can not
browse to:   The error I get is:  Unable to connect to
repository at URL .... Repository moved temporarily to ....
Please relocate  Also notice I'm using http and not svn. I can't
get anything to work using the svn protocol. So I wonder if
there is a firewall blocking it? If so, what ports do I need to
tell IT in order to allow it?  share|improve this question
svn:// is the svnserve protocol - there's absolutely no reason
for you to use it if you've got a working WebDAV setup. –  Shane
Madden Feb 7 '12 at 18:24 Well, I'm not really a Windows server
guy. Not sure if WebDAV is setup or not. All I know is that on
our old server, we can browse: svn://dev1/ with TortoiseSVN and
get a list of every single repo in the system. Doing the same
with Netbeans also works. We just want the same ability on the
new server. I'm just not sure