1. Create a dummy user on your machine:
a. Open up Control Panel
b. Double-click User Accounts icon
c. Click the Advanced tab
d. Click the Advanced button under Advanced user management
e. Right-click Users and select New User
f. Fill in the userid information and click Create
(Note: I recommend un-clicking User must change password and then click Password never expires).
2. Now, back in Control Panel, double-click the Administrative Tools icon
3. Double-click Local Security Policy
4. Open up Local Policies
5. Double-click Act as part of the operating system
6. Click Add User or Group
7. Click Locations and select your computer name, then click OK
8. Now you may either enter the username you created and click the Check Names button and then click OK�
9. �OR click the Advanced button, click the Find Now button, and select the name from there and click OK, which will fill in the screen exactly as above, then click OK again.
10. Click OK back to the Local Security Policies screen, then log off and back on.
11. In WSAD under Servers, double-click either the localhost.wsi (or whatever you called your local server) or double-click the localhost under Servers in the Server Configuration
12. Select the Security tab along the bottom, click the checkbox next to Enable Security (Not supported on Windows 98 and Windows ME), and enter the userid you created in the Server ID box and the password. Save it and start up the server.
13. Now select the Ports tab and make sure that port 9443 has Enable SSL set to true:
14. Now, if you want to use SSL, use
https://localhost:9443/ instead of
http://localhost:9080.
