#CPANEL DOWNLOADS ARCHIVE#

The archive file will be downloaded locally on our server during the process. The HTTP option is suitable if the cPanel archive is located on a remote HTTP server. It is recommended to use the 'Remote file – FTP' option instead, as the FTP connection is more reliable for transferring bigger files. Path to file: Type the whole path to the cPanel archive, for example:.FTP password: The password of the FTP user.FTP username: Type the FTP user for the remote FTP server.FTP server: Insert the FTP Server address where your cPanel archive is located (for example or an IP address, i.e.This is a good option if you have the cPanel archive available on a remote FTP server. Make sure the correct file is selected, and press 'Next' to continue. Click on 'Local file (on server)' and then 'Locate' to select the cPanel archive. If you still haven't, you can use FTP or the Control Panel's File Manager section. This is a good option if you have already uploaded the cPanel archive file in one of your directories on the server. For example:īackup-_09-09-29_ is a cPanel backup file created on December 1st, 2010, 9 o'clock, 9 minutes and 29 seconds for the cPanel account 'YourAccountNameHere'. You can import an archive file uploaded to your account with us, or you can download it using FTP or HTTP/HTTPS from a remote location.Ī typical cPanel file name looks like this: backup-MM.DD.YYYY_HH-MM-SS_, where MM is the month, DD – date, YYYY – year, HH - hours, the second MM – minutes, SS – seconds, AccountName – your cPanel account name. You will need a full backup archive of your account, in tar.gz or tar format. The cPanel subsection allows you to easily migrate your cPanel account from your previous web hosting company - you can import your files, subdomains, parked domains, databases, mailing lists and mailboxes.

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