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The next step is to install the document. To do this, transfer the document to the root directory of your web server, i.e. to the same directory that contains the root "index.html" of your web site. Make sure that the document is named "index.cmrl" and that permissions are set to allow appropriate access to the document, and test that the document is accessible by opening it in a web browser (e.g. at http://example.com/index.cmrl).
NOTE: Some web servers (such as Microsoft IIS) will not allow access to .cmrl files until a proper MIME type is added to their configuration. For Microsoft IIS, you can add a MIME type for .cmrl files by following instructions at
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326965Use ".cmrl" (without the quotes) for the extension and "text/xml" (without the quotes) for the MIME type. Similar steps can be taken when using web configuration control panels such as Plesk. If you do not have access to your web server configuration, then contact your web hosting service to request this change.