How to Add Domains to GoDaddy Hosting Accounts

Purchase an additional domain that you want to add to your GoDaddy.com hosting account. Domains can be purchased at GoDaddy or elsewhere and then transferred to your hosting account at GoDaddy. Once you’ve purchased a domain name, go on to the next step.
Log in to your GoDaddy hosting account. Click on “Hosting” from the menu on the left side of the page. Click 'Manage Account' on the next page that appears. Your hosting control panel opens.
Mouse over the 'Settings' tab and a drop-down menu opens. Click 'Domain Management.' A page will come up listing your domains currently hosted at GoDaddy.
Click on the “Add Domain” button in the upper right corner of the page. A dialog box opens asking you to type in the name of the domain that you want to add and the directory into which you want to install it. If you click the 'Browse' button, you can create a new directory for the domain.
Click 'OK.' Allow a few hours for your domain to become fully functional.
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How to Upload a Dreamweaver Website Into Go Daddy Hosting

Find the Host Name, FTP User Name and FTP Password you created when you opened your Go Daddy hosting account. You would have written this information down when you opened your account.
Open Dreamweaver. Go to 'Site' and then 'Manage Sites.'
Pick your website from the list given in the Manage Sites dialog box or click 'New' if you haven't started your website yet.
Choose 'Add New Server' when the setup window opens. Enter a name for your connection, something like 'Go Daddy' or your domain name would be easy to identify, but any name is OK.
Click 'FTP' from the connection menu and enter the FTP User Name and FTP Password you created with Go Daddy. Check the 'Save' box if you want Dreamweaver to remember your login information.
Type your domain name in the FTP box. Click the 'Test' button to confirm the connection. Leave any other fields blank or default unless you've set up special port or proxy settings in your home network or with Go Daddy.
Check 'Automatically upload files to server on save' if you want Dreamweaver to update your website every time you save a page.
Save the connection by clicking 'Save' and go to 'Edit,' then 'Preferences' in Windows. If you're using a Mac, click 'Dreamweaver' and then 'Preferences.'
Select your website from the list on the left and choose your upload settings. Establish whether the FTP connection will time out or terminate after a specified number of minutes. You can also set Dreamweaver to 'Prompt Before Moving Files on Server' and 'Save Files Before Putting.' Experiment until you find the settings that work for you.
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How to Create a Test Certificate

Highlight the project name in the 'Solution Explorer' in the Visual Studio workspace.
Click the 'Project' menu at the top of the window and select 'Properties.' This opens a window that lists project designer properties.
Click the 'Signing' tab.
Click the 'Create Test Certificate' button.
Enter a password for the certificate. This step is optional. If you do not enter a password, the certificate is created with no password encryption.
Click 'Ok.'
Confirm the password and click 'Ok.' If you entered a password in step 5, a window prompts you to confirm the password selection.
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How to Get Rid of an Untrusted Connection on Firefox

Click the 'I understand the risks' link on the warning page that opens in Firefox when you come to an untrusted connection.
Click the 'Add Exception' button to open the Add Security Exception dialog.
Review the message. If you think this will not pose an undue risk to your computer, click 'Confirm Security Exception' to go to the site.
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How to Create an IWAM User Account (7 Steps)

Click the Windows 'Start' button and select 'Run.' In the textbox, enter 'regedit' and press 'Enter.' This opens the Windows registry.
Navigate to the registry folder at 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\InetStp.'
Right-click the 'InetStp' directory and select 'New DWORD Value' from the menu.
Type 'DisableUserAccountRestore' in the key textbox and leave the default value. Press 'OK.'
Close the Windows registry window.
Click the Windows 'Start' button and select 'Run.' In the textbox, type 'cmd' and press 'Enter.'
Type 'iisreset' in the command prompt and press 'Enter.' This command resets the IIS server and automatically reestablishes the 'IWAM' and 'IUSR' accounts.
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How to Enable SSL Protocol (5 Steps)

Click the Windows 'Start' button and select 'Control Panel.' Double-click 'Administrative Tasks' and then click the 'Internet Information Services (IIS)' icon. This opens the configuration window.
Right-click the website you want to edit on the left side of the window pane. Select 'Properties' to open the configuration window for the website.
Click the 'Website' tab. In the section labeled 'Web Site Identification,' verify that the port enabled is '443'; 443 is the default number for SSL-secured sites.
Click the 'Advanced' button. In the window that opens, look in the section labeled 'Multiple SSL Identities for this Web Site.' If port 443 is not displayed, click the 'Add' button and enter 443 in the text box labeled 'SSL Port.' Click the 'OK' button.
Click the 'Directory Security' tab. Select a directory on the website and click the 'Edit' button. Check the box labeled 'Require Secure Channel (SSL).' Click the 'OK' button. SSL is now enabled on the server.
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How to Install IIS Admin Service (8 Steps)

Click the 'Start' button and select 'Settings.'
Double click the 'Control Panel' icon.
Double click the 'Add/Remove Programs' icon. This opens a window that lists the currently installed software.
Click 'Add/Remove Windows Components.' This opens a screen with all the current internal operating system software.
Click 'Internet Information Services.' This opens the installation wizard.
Click the 'Next' button. The installation begins. It should take only take a few minutes to install IIS.
Click the 'Finish' button. This closes the wizard window.
Click the 'OK' button. This closes the 'Add/Remove Programs' window.
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