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Passive FTP and NAT Configuration Temporary Workaround
Overview cPanel & WHM’s implementation of PureFTP and ProFTPD causes an issue on NAT-configured networks on cPanel & WHM version…
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How to Restore Missing FTP Interfaces in cPanel
Overview Warning: This document describes an unsupported workaround. We do not guarantee that it will work in the future. We…
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How to Enable FTP Passive Mode
Overview This document explains how to use the active or passive mode to connect to a File Transfer Protocol (FTP)…
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How to Edit FTP Server Configuration from the Command Line
Overview This document explains how to manually edit the FTP server’s configuration from the command line. Determine your FTP server…
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How to Deny FTP Access
Overview If the /etc/ftpusers file exists on your server, cPanel & WHM denies FTP access to all of the cPanel…
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How to Configure Your SFTP Client
Overview This document provides the information to connect to your cPanel account via SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol or Secure…
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Touch File for Additional Transfer and Restore Log Diagnostic Entries
Overview Use the xferdebug touch file to display all restore actions in those logs. After you create the touch file,…
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How to Restore Your cPanel Account – A Guide for New System Administrators
Valid for versions 88 through the latest version Version: 82 88 Overview This document explains how to restore your website…
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How to Move All cPanel Accounts from One Server to Another
Valid for versions 94 through the latest version Version: 82 90 94 Overview This tutorial explains how to migrate your…
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How to Migrate a WordPress® Installation to a cPanel & WHM Server
Overview This tutorial explains how to migrate a macOS® server-hosted WordPress® installation to a cPanel & WHM server. This is…
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