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Hosting Management
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Multiple FTP Accounts |
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Multiple FTP Accounts
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Multiple FTP
accounts are a useful feature in file sharing. Take for
example, a data processing company that wishes to share
processed files to different clients with different user
name & password so that each client can access his own files
alone. Whereas, the company will have access to all the FTP
accounts through a master account. The following steps will
explain how to create multiple ftp accounts. |
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[1] |
Access your
cPanel at
www.yourdomain.com/cpanel
[ for example :
www.techfreedomonline.com/cpanel ] |
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[2] |
Click on FTP
Manager |
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[3] |
Click on FTP
Accounts |
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[4] |
Click on Add
FTP Account in the bottom |
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[5] |
Supply the
user name & password
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In directory
name supply the folder name that you wish to appear when you
access through FTP |
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[7] |
Click on
create button |
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Repeat the
above steps to create more FTP account |
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When logging into the ftp server please use
the username exactly as it appears below. If the username
includes a "@", make sure to include it when logging in.
Example: Use "john@doe.org" and not "john". |
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Avoid FTP ing from public terminals due to
security and virus threats. |
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User name while connecting
through the FTP should be used in the above format
subftp@domain.com |
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You might not be able to access your FTP if
your connectivity is slower.
If your user name or password is wrong, you will not be able
to access your FTP.
If your account is suspended due to excess bandwidth usage
or server usage, your access will be suspended. |
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