How to Add Subdomains in Go Daddy (7 Steps)

Navigate to the GoDaddy Account Manager website and log in to your account (see Resources).
Click 'Web Hosting' below the Products area.
Click 'Launch' next to your hosting account.
Click 'Domain Management' in the Settings area on Windows and Linux Hosting Configuration 2.0. If you are using Linux Hosting Configuration 1.0, click 'Sub Domains' in the Settings area.
Click the domain name in the All Domains panel and then click 'Add Subdomain.'
Type the subdomain name that you want to create (for example, MyMusic) on Windows and Linux Hosting Configuration 2.0. To create more than one subdomain, type the subdomain names one-by-one, separating each domain name with a comma (for example, MyMusic, MySongs). If you are using Linux Hosting Configuration 1.0, type the subdomain name and then click 'Continue.'
Choose the folder where the subdomain content will be stored and then click 'OK' on Windows and Linux Hosting Configuration 2.0. On Linux Hosting Configuration 1.0, click 'Add.'
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How to Turn off the Price in VirtueMart

Open your Joomla! Administration Interface.
Click 'Components' and 'VirtueMart' from the drop-down menu.
Select 'Configuration' from the list of options.
Click the 'Global' tab near the top of the screen.
Click the 'Show Prices' checkbox. The check mark disappears, turning off prices.
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How to Change Apache 2 Index.html

Log in to the remote server through SSH, or open a terminal window if you are located with the server.
Type 'cd /etc/apache2' at the terminal prompt to change to the Apache 2 directory where the configuration files are stored.
Open 'apache2.conf' in a text editor such as vi, pico or nano. Search for the 'DirectoryIndex' line, which will look similar to the following:DirectoryIndex index.html index.cgi index.pl
Edit the line to include new filenames, or remove existing pages. For example, you could change the directive to:DirectoryIndex index.php index.htmFiles are searched in the order which they appear, so the first file matching a name in the list will be displayed to the visitor. Save the file and close the text editor.
Restart Apache by typing '/etc/init.d/apache2 restart' at the terminal prompt.
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