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How do I change the security settings to allow cross-domain on the same web-server? I have multiple instance or site collections on the same server but want to make sure that web-services to list.asmx can be called from any of the sites on the server.

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There's a discussion on stackoverflow on this topic with an accepted answer:

Best way to handle Cross Domain on SharePoint Intranet w/o server side, silverlight, DBC etc

In a nutshell, you can use crossdomain.xml policy file, JSONP or jQuery.support.cors wrapper for browser capabilities or create a server-side proxy to work around the cross-domain restrictions.

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Thanks I had come across JSONP in my research, thanks for the additional info and reference. – Ben_Coding Apr 15 at 15:52
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The Lists web service is available from all SharePoint sites.

To access this Web service set a Web reference to http://<site>/_vti_bin/Lists.asmx.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/websvclists(v=office.14).aspx

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This answer is really not on topic as there's an explicitly specified Cross-Domain nature of the question. – Alexey Krasheninnikov Apr 12 at 14:35
Perhaps the basis for the question is flawed. You do not need to go cross-domain to access Lists.asmx. – Paul Schaeflein May 8 at 17:57
Well, if you use different web applications, whether port- or AAM/hostname based, or host-named site collections (vanity URLs), you do have to go cross-domain. – Alexey Krasheninnikov May 14 at 7:58

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