Asp.net Multiple website hosting on a single GoDaddy hosting Account

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I am actually working on asp.net Technology....
I have purchased two differenet domain names...from Godaddy.com
Now i want to upload my website on these domains
i have uploaded both the websites in different folder on the server directory ..
suppose first Website folder ABC and second website folder xyz ...

now both the sites contains a file name index.html and default.aspx as a homepage for that site.

so how should i configure it ....

and the problem is how should i configure it on the root directory
so that when i search on google ..
my home page should be open .... for each site individually

and how to run my website from root folder as it's show error ..becoz all the other files are uploaded in folder ABC ..

so plz provide a complete solution for the problem.....

Posted 11-Feb-14 5:52am

safal.786

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safal.786 12-Feb-14 1:21am

thnks 4ur solution...........
but i have checked godady doc...

but i need solution...

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AnvilRanger · Answer 1 · 2014-02-11T08:48:00

Have you checked the GoDaddy documentation or the help section of their web site?

With being said you should look for another web host. GoDaddy's support for ASP.NET is pretty low and they are known to do strange things with trying to run an app as root from a sub folder. At one point this was not support at all.