Unfortunately, this service is only available on premium hosting plans and not covered by our free hosting service. If you want to check out more supported services on premium hosting, you can check it here. To learn more, Ask the Community >>
You will need a few pieces of information based on your database and account… Database Host/Server name Database Name Database Username Database User Password To locate the details above, you need to login first to your vPanel account. Right after that, navigate to MySQL Databases and click that option. Once entered, you can view the …
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We provide you with two major methods on free hosting which are FTP and Online File Manager access. To learn more, Ask the Community >>
You can have up to two (2) for free hosting and up to four (4) for most other plans, on VPS this is at your discretion. Take note that the term “FTP connections” is different from “FTP Accounts” which you can only have one on free hosting where you can find that information on your vPanel. To …
Unfortunately, we do not offer SFTP on our free hosting service. Alternatively, you are welcome to upgrade to our Premium Hosting partnered service which is offered in completely different servers from our free hosting servers with much higher service solutions in comparison. To learn more, Ask the Community >>
We prefer and endorse the use of Filezilla as it is a free and open source that runs on multiple platforms. However, you are free to choose any client you prefer. Please see Free FTP Software on your vPanel hosting account. To learn more, Ask the Community >>
Yes, you may use a service such as net2FTP via your FTP credentials. To learn more, Ask the Community >>
If you want to restore the backups of your site files, do the following context: Again assuming you have an FTP client setup and also assuming you have taken time to backup your files and folders, restoring data is as simple as re-uploading the backup files/folders. For information on setting up and FTP client and …
To backup your file structure, do the following context: Assuming you have setup an FTP client, the best way to create a file backup is to download the contents of your HTDOCS folder(s) into a safe location. In most clients, this operation can be done via drag-and-drop as you drag the contents you want to backup …
When Changing File/Directory Permissions, do the following: Right-click on the file/directory Select File Permissions… Using the checkboxes set your new permissions Click OK to save Remember, never go below 6XX or you may have issues. (c) securesignup.net. To learn more, Ask the Community >>
