Visual SVN server Running but cannot access / browse repositories

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Published on 2012-11-08T04:40:09Z Indexed on 2012/11/08 5:05 UTC
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Operating System: Windows Web Server 2008 R2
Visual SVN Version: 2.5.7
Subversion: 1.7.7
Apache: 2.2.22

I freshly installed the Visual SVN latest version on the server and created one repository in it. In the server management window, it shows that the server is up and running but when I try to browse it in a web browser, it doesn't respond.

I am not able to

import my existing code into the repository: Error: Cannot connect to server
open/browse the repository with either command localhost:81/svn OR http://www.myserver.com:81/svn OR http:// myIPAddress:81/svn
Visual SVN log is clean. The last information in the server log is that "The server is listening to port 81.

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