Setting Up Your Development Environment

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Setting Up Your Development Environment www.profburnett.com Master a Skill / Learn for Life

Development Environment Web Hosting Company Remote Storage Development Site testing.itiwebcert.com (Testing Server) MC Online Storage (UserID File Folder) Client Computer Local Storage Hard Drive in Computer or USB Memory Stick Live Web Site itiwebcert.com (Remote Server)

Dreamweaver Development Environment Remote Storage Dreamweaver Local Development Environment Folder: Site Name: Create a site name. Local Folder: pdrive\public\HTML5\{Your USERID}   Dreamweaver Remote Servers Setup Information Developmental Site (Testing Server) Server Name: {You name your development site) FTP Address: develop.itiwebcert.com Username: az1-wss2\iti38934889D01 Password: *n-djMeg Web URL: http:// develop.itiwebcert.com This should be selected as your testing server. Live Site (Live Server) Server Name: {You name your Live site) FTP Address: itiwebcert.com Username: az1-wss2\iti38934889L01 Password: ^nsDr^77 Web URL: http://itiwebcert.com This should be selected as your remote server. Development Site develop.itiwebcert.com (Testing Server) Live Web Site itiwebcert.com (Remote Server)

This is the name you give your site. This is the MC Public shared drive folder with your userid.

Push the “+” to add a server to the development environment.

Development Server Setup Server Name: FTP Address: Username: Password: After you complete this screen test your connection to the server. If you get an error check your FTP Address, Username, and Password and try again until it connects. This should auto populate when the FTP address is added above. If not add - http://testing.itiwebcert.com

Development Server Setup Activate the advanced tab Select none for the testing server model. Select auto Save option.

Select as the testing server Push the “+” to add another server to the development environment.

Live Server Setup Server Name: FTP Address: Username: Password: After you complete this screen test your connection to the server. If you get an error check your FTP Address, Username, and Password and try again until it connects. This should auto populate when the FTP address is added above. If not add - http://itiwebcert.com

Live Server Setup Activate the advanced tab Select automatic upload on Save.

Live Server Setup Activate the Advanced Settings – Local Info Tab Activate the Links relative to site: Site Root option.

After all the selections are saved your site setup will look like this. This will need to be done each class.