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IIS, http port isn't 80, how to forward run ftp:21

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Hi all!

I am running IIS5.1 (Win XP pro). My domain currently point to my ip port 8080. (Port 80 is not avaible because of being used for other purpose).

What should I do to get that domain to point to my FTP server (port 21)?

For examples:

Nomarlly if http:// server uses default port (80), I can reach my ftp folder by just changing protocol to ftp://mydomain for link to my ftp server. (Serv-U).

But in this case:

My http:// server can be reached from internet only through http://mydomain:8080. Then I currently can not reach my ftp folder through ftp://mydomain.

Thanks for any direction.

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